Sentence examples for evident these from inspiring English sources

Falsifiable and corroborated theories are thus to be preferred, though, as the impossibility of the second problem of induction makes evident, these are not to be confused with support by evidence.

If Mr. Netanyahu is willing to make the hard choices necessary for peace, it's not evident these days.

By Lois Long The New Yorker, January 31 , 1931 P. 18Satire on the worry that is caused by the younger generation which is pretty evident these days.

The charismatic moderniser who seized hold of his party in 2005, warning it to reform or die, is hardly evident these days.

(That this can cause great tension is evident these days in India, where Hindus have accused Roman Catholics of proselytizing, and in Latin America, where Catholics have complained of similar pressures from evangelical Protestants).

However, the problems with the 'neutral' words in the LIWC set are evident: these are not emotionally neutral words [39].

It seems almost self-evident these days that marriage equality should become the law of the land everywhere, at least to its proponents.

Interestingly, under these conditions, Cx43 expression was also evident in these G-aggregates.

For those who know these two superb international macroeconomists, as I do, it is evident that these allegations should promptly be dismissed.

Orton's humour is particularly evident in these typed blurbs.

Pagan elements are still sometimes evident in these holiday ceremonies.