Sentence examples for evident without from inspiring English sources

'Prima Facie' evidence is the information that makes it evident, without yet providing conclusive proof, that the behaviour we are intending to capture secretly is either taking place already or is intended to take place.

Ross writes, a self-evident proposition is "evident without any need of proof, or of evidence beyond itself" (1930/2002, 29), and Broad describes self-evident propositions as being "such that a rational being of sufficient insight and intelligence could see it to be true by merely inspecting it and reflecting on its terms and their mode of combination" (1936, 102 3).

Ross maintains that a responsibility is self-evident 'not in the sense that it is evident from the beginning of our lives, or as soon as we attend to the proposition for the first time, but in the sense that when we have reached sufficient mental maturity and have given sufficient attention to the proposition it is evident without any need of proof, or of evidence beyond itself.

The "foreshadowing" part is evident without belaboring.

The violent meaning of "Chaino" is evident without knowing that Mr. Edwards is African-American.

That's a contradiction likely to become more evident without changes in American caveats on the extent of U.S. intervention in Libya — a rebel military spokesman said on Monday, "We want America to do the same to Qaddafi" that it did to Bin Laden — or a modification of the Obama administration plan for a troop drawdown this year in Afghanistan.

DOENITZ: Promotion of such officers, I think, was decided by the Personnel Office of the Navy in agreement with the OKW, and I think also that no one could be detailed-I consider this self-evident-without agreement of the branch of the Armed Forces concerned.

Thus the notion of space includes a special property, self-evident, without which the properties of parallels cannot be rigorously established.

As late as 1824 Pierre-Simon, marquis de Laplace, wrote: Thus the notion of space includes a special property, self-evident, without which the properties of parallels cannot be rigorously established.

The unique knowledge contributions of everyone involved were perceived as self-evident without being questioned, and were giving the system strength and power to perform.

It's evident that without his vote on the merits, the remaining eight justices are locked in a 4-to-4 tie and have decided not to proceed.