Sentence examples for evidently true that from inspiring English sources

But it is evidently true that as a man, Trumbo was famously difficult: acerbic, unforgiving and complicated.

This claim is consistent with recognizing, what is evidently true, that there are serious limits to our ability to bring about the perfection of others.

It is evidently true that in the context of the society, in terms of functioning or flourishing in a human society, the human individual is not sufficient, for her capacities, talents, and dispositions are not adequate for the realization of her potential and basic needs.

At a national level, whilst it is self evidently true that poorer countries generally have inferior health status, the link between changes in income and health outcomes is less clear cut.

"It's self-evidently true that the current provision of these services is inadequate.

In fact, I know hardly anyone who does – and the core of Birbalsingh's critique seems so self-evidently true that I'm amazed it has caused such a fuss.

That's evidently true but there really is one main reason for making such a point.

Some elaborate that she's "so smart", that she's "making such a difference" – both evidently true.

That's sounds like a radical or misanthropic thing to say but I think it's evidently true.

"In 2014 English cricket repeatedly lost touch with the basic idea that the national team belongs to us all," he writes: self evidently true but with an added sense of weight in these pages.

(9) It is evidently true for (9).