Sentence examples for evident that none of from inspiring English sources

After a review of extant literatures on existing DfD practices and tools, it became evident that none of the tools is BIM compliant and that BIM implementation has been ignored for end-of-life activities.

And, in the big question of the evening whether Best Picture would go to "Boy…" or to "… man"—it was all the more evident that none of the Best Picture nominees was centered on a woman.

And, in the big question of the evening — whether Best Picture would go to "Boy…" or to "… man" — it was all the more evident that none of the Best Picture nominees was centered on a woman.

"That's not bad, but I would argue that real music'' — his voice now fell to a hush — "from something greater than life itself.'' Soon it became evident that none of us was going to be able to tell Fripp what music was, so we stopped pitching him softballs and waited for the answer.

It was immediately evident that none of them spoke any English, but we smiled and pointed and said "Bathhouse, uhm, spa, this is a bathhouse?" in that ridiculous you-don't understand- a word-I'm-saying but-I'm-going-to-keep talking-anyway approach you're invariably forced to resort to under the circumstances.

It is evident that none of them is free of disadvantages, and as predicted from the sensory drive hypothesis, the use of one and the other produces trades-offs where the net benefit strongly depends on the ecological variables.

It is self-evident that none of these corrupt actions are instances of bribery.

The answer is self-evident that none of these powers has the world leadership capacities that America does.

It is evident, however, that none of our current armamentarium of systemic treatments works in every patient with breast cancer.

It was described as demanding to constantly be searching and testing new strategies and looking back, it became evident for some that none of the strategies had really improved the headaches.

But we need not pursue the nuances of these 'standing' questions, because it is evident in any event that none of the petitioners can prevail unless the petitioner Hoffa prevails.