Sentence examples for feels evident that from inspiring English sources

Though it's evident that the Bolshoi is still a great company, it also feels evident that it is no longer Mr. Ratmansky's troupe.

Both sides were evident that morning.

The surge of twenty-somethings here in the past 10 years — the area's construction fences are tagged with literate squiggles like "the world is crazy but you don't have to feel like that" — is evident with the arrival of each L train at North Seventh Street, and is at least responsible in some significant part for driving the average age of a New Yorker to 36.

The answer, football, feels so self-evident that it is barely worth a post.

Meeting her, it all starts to feel self-evident – a film that could only have been made by her.

It's evident that she feels a generous affection for all four people onstage in "Widow," including Hope.

"It is evident that Jiang Zemin feels that the intellectual community has become too brazen," said a newspaper commentator, who also would not be identified.

Much of Ballard's bad behaviour was related to his drinking, and it's evident that Moorcock feels he would have been better off with less scotch and more pot.

Bradley also devotes some time to a consideration of issues that arise in the philosophy of nature; albeit it is evident that he feels the attraction of panpsychism, this is a view he never explicitly endorses.

Raising her son (Rory Culkin) as a single-mom in the same hick town she grew up in, it is evident that Sammy feels an obligation to stay close to the place where her parents lost their lives on that fateful day.

At this moment, which was 5 min into an hour-long interview, it became evident that she felt extremely marginalized in the US and did not feel like a member of society even though she had been living in the US for 6 years.