Sentence examples for evident so from inspiring English sources

But as his athletic skill became evident, so did his social virtues.

Though Mr Osborne's trickery is always evident, so, increasingly, is the seriousness of his purpose.

I don't recall any game in my long fandom when the outcome — bad — was so evident so early.

But as for every genuine fairy-tale, there will finally come the time, when its truth will be evident, so all of my truth will eventually become evident".

Ian Dutton, vice chairman of the transportation committee for Community Board 2, which includes Greenwich Village, said that his group supported the experiment and that results might not be evident so quickly.

With students left to their own devices, a geography gender gap has become evident, so wide that with five million students participating in the bee, about 77percentt of the school winners are boys.

"In general, my thought here is that the value of the car is self-evident, so I'm going for something of great discretion," Mr. Bilhuber said.

This is progress: much that seemed radical in the nineteen-fifties (integration and birth control, for starters) is now self-evident; so in music, where the formerly fearsome complexity of dense, expressionistic serialism has become thoroughly canonical.

The action of his operas is uncomplicated and self-evident, so that the spectator, even if he does not understand the words, readily comprehends what is taking place on the stage.

When Moore and the other non-naturalists made substantive moral claims, they often said baldly that their judgements were self-evident, so anyone who denied them was morally blind.

In this, epistemic sentimentalists agree with intuitionists, but they deny that basic moral propositions are self-evident, so we cannot come to know their truth merely by understanding them either.