Sentence examples for evident though from inspiring English sources

Federer's footwork is most evident, though, when he is playing poorly.

Critics say it is evident, though, that the existing evaluation of earthquake vulnerability is flawed.

It is evident, though, that not all is well with India.

The short-term tonic of the first billion dollars was evident, though, in sales figures that automakers reported Monday.

The age gap is only really evident, though, during her solo numbers, which are accompanied by multiple costume changes.

It soon became evident, though, that while good management was important, it was not sufficient in and of itself to turn around spiraling schools.

Such an argument would have been more self-evident, though, in the age before a series of outsider presidents, beginning with Jimmy Carter in 1976, came to office railing against the culture of Washington, as if it were a foreign country.

The struggles were evident again, though, on Wednesday night just after the cast members were told that Ms. Taymor was gone.

That may sound self-evident, though given the diminished appetite in America for serious films it bears repeating.

By this he meant that the access was not based on inference or argument, but was self-evident (though we could still get it wrong, just as we can with sense-perception).

Brink (1988) has argued that it is absurd to claim that two self-evident principles are inconsistent, but Shaver (1999) has replied that Sidgwick is for the most part consistent in calling the principles at issue only "apparently" self-evident, though Shaver also suggests that Sidgwick did not present a compelling case for the egoistic side of the conflict.