Sentence examples for evident truth from inspiring English sources

And woe betide anyone  foolish enough to point  out the evident truth that they're wrong.

This evident truth could spur teachers to greater efforts to lean against that wind; instead, it is generally used to explain away poor children's weaker performance.

However, and this is an evident truth, unprecedented and clearly orchestrated attempts were made to discredit our efforts to organise and host the Olympics.

This would require these governments first to acknowledge a basic and ever-more evident truth of the human condition, which is that in dealing with nature's fury, no nation is an island.

Since the animalist does not accept that we are identical to any of these non-animals, the evident truth of (P1) will not be sufficient to establish the thinking animal argument's conclusion.

Indeed, Russell believed that the results obtained through the process of analysis obtain their epistemic warrant inductively from the evident truth of their logical consequences (see, e.g., TK, 158 59).

I know it's kind of a self-evident truth.

They take it, if not for granted, then as a self-evident truth.

The framers thought that Americans' right to chase happiness around was a self-evident truth.

But the self-evident truth in the Declaration is that "all men are created equal".

So, what is the NHS going to do about this self-evident truth?