To deny that Pi's memoir constitutes a condemnation of the Khmer Rouge is to fall victim to the very failing he attributes to her--namely, denial of an evident reality as described in painful personal detail.
Fortunately for Hillary, Senator Bernie Sanders had gotten more candid about the state of his candidacy, acknowledging the evident reality that he will not be the Democratic presidential nominee even before the Brexit vote.
Okay, so we have to ignore that little electric chair debacle where corporate interests in perpetuating electrical power as the panacea for all of society's ills outweighed the self evident reality that there was nothing humane about exploding eyeballs, smoking skulls or repeat jolts when the first couple just didn't work.
Many often overlook this evident reality.
On the contrary, Vasubandhu repeatedly employs reasoning to cast doubts upon the apparent realities evident through perception, whether external or internal.
It is a self-evident reality of modern life that - whether as a small academic community in Cambridge, Massachusetts or as a global society making its way on a fragile planet - the challenges we face are so daunting and complex that we cannot hope to solve them without collaboration.
Life-world is here considered as the self-evident reality, or, in other words, as the "background" environment of competences, practices and attitudes representable in terms of one's cognitive horizon.
A body of research illustrates the self-evident reality that students' interest in what they're learning is critical to their achievement.
It has been preserved, photographically and digitally, in countless copies with no evident physical reality, which will nonetheless last as long as our civilization.
Absurd because it is obviously true that aging, as opposed to skin color or gender, does have a deleterious effect on one's physical and mental functioning, and to deny this evident biological reality is as nonsensical as denying evolution itself.
