Sentence examples for for its evident from inspiring English sources

Only two days after the murders, the New Yorker published a riotously ignorant article that took Charlie to task for its evident Nazi-standard racism.

Simon Wiesenthal, the Nazi hunter based in Vienna, warns of a ripple effect across Europe and of a drastic decrease in the tourism and trade on which Austria depends for its evident well-being.

The curcumin molecule is already well-known in medicine for its evident anti-cancer and anti-oxidant properties.

Removal of hook plate is strongly recommended for its evident negative effect on functional results (Table  3).

In spite of its evident nostalgia for the cruder sexual politics of bygone days, the movie is as innocuous as it is pointless, and Mr. Allen's lame attempts at Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder wit are as clumsy as Santo Loquasto's period sets are meticulous (Scott).

Google Glass still has dorkiness problems, for all its evident usefulness.

In this sense, U.O. is, for all its evident silliness, essentially serious: a game with inherent moral complexity.

But Mr. Rybkin said that for all its evident powers, Mr. Putin's Kremlin was no more invincible than the Soviet leadership once seemed to be.

But the statement, for all its evident worthiness, could not conjure away the fact that Mr. Haider ran an election campaign last year that included posters suggesting that most black people in Austria are drug dealers.

For all its evident admiration of his work and legacy (Turner refuses to sell his paintings for a handsome £100,000, insisting that they will be left to the nation), this is also an honestly unsympathetic portrait of the artist as an ageing man.

In fact the novel, for all its evident flaws — one character, in particular, seems more catalyst than cast member, more symbol than convincing human being — demonstrates Ms. Messud's growing range as a writer, her ability to shift gears effortlessly between the comic and the tragic, the satiric and the humane.