Sentence examples for evident of from inspiring English sources

Look at our names – New York City and Manchester City – it's evident of the brand City".

Tinseltown's yearnings for the good old days have been all too evident of late.

The colourful parlour and traditional dining room are especially evident of the owner's penchant for all things ornamental.

Nothing is more evident of their power than Suwanna Gauntlett's development of what is called the Mobile Unit, or the M.U.

These days the spirit is most evident, of course, in our yearning to embrace the aspiring democrats across North Africa and the Middle East.

The most evident of those forces are South American crime syndicates with billions of dollars at their disposal and new markets to explore.

Now, that may sound almost self-evident: of course Hillary Clinton can get her face in the paper.

It seems self-evident: of the 95 Chinese companies on the Fortune 500 list of the world's biggest firms, some 80% are owned by the government.

It sees the economic value of newspaper content as self-evident, of a piece with its perceived social value and something that must be preserved first, improved upon later.

For a brief period after September 2001, the answer to that question seemed self-evident: of course it did, with massive and irrevocable implications.

More remembrances will be added as they come in, but Seeger's own "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy," song censored from his performance on CBS Smothers Brothers Comedy Hourr in 1967" is self-evident of his power.