Sentence examples for idea is evident from inspiring English sources

Notice what is missing from the list: Western political liberalism, despite Mr. Fukuyama's claim that "The triumph of the West, of the Western idea, is evident first of all in the total exhaustion of viable systematic alternatives to Western liberalism".

"The triumph of the West, of the Western idea, is evident first of all in the total exhaustion of viable systematic alternatives to Western liberalism," Fukuyama wrote.

The court's resistance to this idea was evident.

This idea was evident throughout the Biennale, but nowhere more clearly than in the Austrian Pavilion, of all places.

The appeal of Mr. Townsend's idea was evident at lunchtime the other day at the Tad's on 42nd Street between Broadway and the Avenue of the Americas.

Ms. Elmo likes to refer to her work as ever evolving, and that idea was evident in "This is the end," which started about 15 minutes early.

The prevalence of that idea was evident in early March when the Chinese authorities lowered their target for annual growth to 7.5 percent — and stock markets tumbled worldwide.

In retrospect, the germ of the idea was evident in the press's gleeful response to Wayne and Waynetta Slob, the degenerate, perma-smoking welfare claimants who became a fixture of Harry Enfield's BBC1 show.

Here too, the legacy of Duchamp's ideas is evident.

Some of his religious ideas were evident in an album he made in 1975 called "Relatively Clean Rivers".

Spanish, Moroccan and Portuguese influences, as well as French and Italian ideas, are evident in his brightly seasoned, deeply flavored dishes and on the imaginative wine list.