Sentence examples for evident of course from inspiring English sources
Fontana seized upon that note of insolent suavity at a time in Italy of economic boom and cultural éclat most brilliantly evident, of course, in film.
These days the spirit is most evident, of course, in our yearning to embrace the aspiring democrats across North Africa and the Middle East.
Yet it is heat that comes across here, evident of course, in the light and the color but also in a palpable determination to see and portray, to penetrate reality by painting its surface in a new way.
That's most evident, of course, in the way we treat our dogs as quasi-humans while blithely consuming pigs and cows – or in the fact that, in 1933, the Nazis enacted animal-protection legislation that even by today's standards seems startlingly humane.
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Now, that may sound almost self-evident: of course Hillary Clinton can get her face in the paper.
For a brief period after September 2001, the answer to that question seemed self-evident: of course it did, with massive and irrevocable implications.
The wrongheadedness of both the prejudice and the failure to recognize such a right has not been self-evident forever, of course.
Something that should have been self-evident to everyone (that was of course self-evident to people of colour, and queer and trans people who are facing this kind of brutality both from the state and from far-right groups more regularly) is that we have not surpassed the danger, and it's always there, whether we see it or not.
Something that should have been self-evident to everyone (that was of course self-evident to people of color, and queer and trans people who are facing this kind of brutality both from the state and from far-right groups more regularly) is that we have not surpassed the danger, and it's always there, whether we see it or not.
