Sentence examples for evident sense from inspiring English sources

Compounding the unease was an evident sense of distrust between crew members and the cruise line operating the ship.

Unpopular decisions have been made before, without much evident sense of shame or self-policing in the dense little thicket of figure skating.

It is tough work to sit through a comedy made by filmmakers with so little sense of timing and no evident sense of humor.

So there's no evident sense in blankly damning media coverage you don't approve of because supposedly driven by a need to make money.

Dumont says he has declared war on France and the press, with no evident sense of irony, calls him Le Ch'ti Islamiste.

But Erik's evident sense of guilt is not quite personal - it is more a sense of the weight of history and of generations of suffering.

Both Boyle and Spencer, however, are pleasing stylists with evident senses of humor; the three other titles on the finalists' list are, by contrast, pretty starchy stuff.

He was interested in the persistent patterns evident to sense perception set up by the operation of natural law at levels inaccessible to perception.

The asymmetric expression observed for miRNAs was also evident for sense and antisense miRNAs (Additional files 2C, D).

By that time, however, the deteriorating relations between England and the Colonies were evident, and, sensing the climate of unrest, Carroll returned to Baltimore in the spring of 1774.

The three guys in Cheat Codes all have backgrounds (and sometimes families) in music, and with their producing and songwriting chops (which are pretty evident on Senses), it isn't hard to imagine these boys doing just fine for themselves in the future.