Sentence examples for evident that when from inspiring English sources

It has long been evident that when Tynan talked about "high-definition performance" he was evoking himself.

It is evident that when the righteous of the world unite, evil can be thwarted, as it was in Germany in the 1940s.

And in the two episodes provided for review it is evident that when it comes to job seeking we are a sorry lot indeed.

For all his canniness when it came to real estate, it soon became evident that when it came to preparing for one future eventuality, Gottlieb had been extremely shortsighted.

It has also become increasingly evident that, when it comes to schools, it is the unions, not Mr Klein or the city's mayor, Michael Bloomberg, that have the real clout.

Although "The Prodigal Son" is now danced across the globe, where else today is it evident that when the Father (Sergei Perkovskii) enters in the final scene, he is now blind?

Memory affects visual search, as is particularly evident from findings that when target features are repeated from one trial to the next, selection is faster.

It is self-evident that when people approach the EHRC, they are likely to be distressed following hostile and degrading treatment so serious that their only option is to bring a court case.

"But it's sort of self-evident that when the publisher comes in and says there's management issues and we're changing editors, things weren't going to his satisfaction".

It seems to me that it is self-evident that when the end-result idea eventually penetrates the minds of hospital trustees they will no more think of letting Dr. Wisdom treat their Bone Sarcoma cases than they would now let him treat a prize bull on their private stock farm.

It is evident from Eq. (6) that when both valves are closed i0 vanishes providing the background case against which other valve-settings' measured outflow is compared.