Sentence examples for evident successes from inspiring English sources

Political satire is nothing new in Afghanistan, especially as the flourishing of independent media has been seen as one of the more evident successes of the 14 years since the U.S.-led military invasion.

One of the most evident successes of causal diagrams is in supplementing story-telling.

The term impostor syndrome, coined in 1978, is described as a feeling of "phoniness in people who believe that they are not intelligent, capable or creative despite evidence of high achievement". Basically, when you feel inadequate despite evident success.

But despite her evident success, she balks at describing herself as entrepreneurial.

Across the country, experiments in prison alternatives are proliferating, many with evident success.

Mr. Pottruck writes that he has concentrated, with evident success, on "listening to hear rather than to answer".

Because Kosovo ended in evident success in the form of a reversal of the ethnic cleansing policy Poole claims to find so loathsome.

This part of London's story - social deficit and inequality - is too often masked amidst the evident success of a global city.

Ben Bernanke got a second term as Fed chairman this week, something he earned for his evident success in dealing with the financial crisis.

His most evident success is a seed-grown tulip poplar that is now three years old, six feet tall and ready for planting in the estate.

While long lines and security problems are still a factor, domestic airlines say they have been working hard, and with some evident success, to improve the airport experience for their most lucrative customers.