Sentence examples for evident things from inspiring English sources

There are painfully evident things that Los Angeles has and Sydney doesn't, which I'll leave out of this particular argument — amazing tacos, world-class-yet-affordable sushi — but that's beside the point.

Are there some evident things (some kind of impressions), which can be used as standards or criteria, so that nothing is to be accepted as true if it is not in agreement with these evident things?

For Epicurus, a criterion is that evident thing, viz., the content of a sense-perception, against which claims about the non-evident are tested.

"The single most evident thing about Trump to me is his baldness/infamous hairpiece … and then it clicked in: an idea merging America's symbol the bald eagle with Hoover's famous 'chicken in every pot,'" Scott, who has been designing on the site under the username Davebowman for seven years, told HuffPost.

"There are self-evident things, but sometimes they don't come to you till it's too late.

For example, physics advances claims about non-evident things, such as atoms and void.

The fact that a thing that is in motion derives its motion from something is most evident in things that are in motion unnaturally, because in such cases it is clear that the motion is derived from something other than the thing itself.

It has become evident that things are not going very well at all.

It soon became evident that things had changed for the worse.

But look closely — particularly behind the podium after each stage — and it is evident that things have changed at this one-week race, which ends Saturday.

The attention to detail was evident in things like the handmade, startlingly lifelike beards, which were sadly indistinguishable from a bad toupee once the actors got on stage.