Sentence examples for least evident from inspiring English sources

In summary, evidence for an effect was least evident where our exposure data were strongest.

Shortly after Flower's statement Pietersen made his own feelings, if not exactly clear, then at least evident via Twitter.

As one of my mentors is fond of saying, religion is often most palpable where it is least evident.

It is easy to hear the Elvis influence running through the songs, though it is least evident where you would most expect it, in a deliberately light version of "All Shook Up".

"Violence against women is not only the most widespread example of a human rights violation, but probably the least evident, going largely unpunished," the Argentine photographer Walter Astrada wrote in his award-winning proposal to the Alexia Foundation.

Signs of life in what headline writers will be pleased to call 'the real Macau' are at least evident this morning at the serene and leafy Luis de Camoes garden, where locals come to practise their tai-chi and other mind-soul-and-body workouts.

But their potential, at least, is evident.

This much, at least, is evident: On Wednesday, both candidates will resume their courtship of the swing states.

She does not have any plans, it seems, to skirt the punishment, at least none evident from her Facebook group's page.

That much, at least, is evident in Ms. de Wilde's portraits of the art-pop chameleon Beck Hansen, which are collected in her latest book, "Beck" (Chronicle, $35).

To dispassionate observers it must at least be evident that activism in one of the major religions has encouraged some in others to be more assertive likewise: a case of serial hornets' nests.