Sentence examples for for the evident from inspiring English sources

Our civilization should be encouraged toward empathy for the evident benefits it affords our species.

This doesn't quite parse — it doesn't allow for the terrorist attacks that have followed the use of force in Iraq, or for the evident immunity of most of the world's weaklings to terrorist attacks.

Extreme forms of this view are criticized on the ground that they do not account adequately for the evident individuality of style and vocabulary found in the various biblical authors.

Known as "epiphenomenalism," this view allows for the evident causal laws relating physical stimuli and perceptual experiences but does not commit the dualist to claims that might conflict with the closure of physics.

And Muv, though loyal and profoundly responsible, was not exactly warm; Nancy was to say, "I had the greatest possible respect for her; I liked her company; but I never loved her, for the evident reason that she never loved me".

In an extreme form this would imply that God dictated the message to the speakers or writers word by word, but most proponents of verbal inspiration repudiate such a view on the reasonable ground that this would leave no room for the evident individuality of style and vocabulary found in the various authors.

Asked for the most evident difference between her and Campbell, she replied, "I'm not a career politician".

The Scarlets made a promising start with Wales back-rower Aaron Shingler's pace, footwork and eye for the gap evident.

The reason for these evident asymmetries remains unknown.

The hatred for Assad was evident in the difficulty the United States had trying to recruit people to fight only Isis.

The need for the training is evident.