Sentence examples for from the evident from inspiring English sources
The tradition lumbers on, seemingly immune from the evident crassness of its practitioners.
This is the second exhibition at the New York Public Library to benefit from the evident riches of the Bibliothèque Littéraire Jacques Doucet in Paris, although it also contains many items from the New York library's special collections.
Apart from the evident fact that Cho Seung-hui should have been institutionalised long before he committed his crimes, not one of your suggested changes to America's gun laws would have prevented him from obtaining high-capacity, semi-automatic handguns.
Yet even Bernstein the conductor still draws well, to judge from the evident success of Sony Classical's reissues of his Columbia recordings: first, the ill-conceived Royal Edition (decorated, for whatever highfalutin reason, with watercolors by Prince Charles) and, more recently, Bernstein Century.
As Miller says: "People think this is a horror story about a monster, but it's not: it's about abandonment, companionship, prejudice, and original sin – are you a product of your environment, is evil within you?" This idea of a division of talents partly arises from the evident differences in their personalities.
The Republicans cannot even take heart from the evident availability of Bob Franks, the former United States Representative who ran such a strong and brave race against Senator John Corzine last year: even though he was in all the papers and all over television not seven months ago, the latest Eagleton poll shows that few voters even remember him.
Does the author condone his creation's pompous wheedling, or is he daring us to like -- or to recoil from -- the evident flaws in Kepesh's character?
The males are clearly territorial and defend their "crabitats" from invaders; evident from the frequently observed male-male disputes.
Devastation from the conflict is evident across the country.
None of the patients suffered from clinically evident bleeding.
