In addition to breaking open sculptural space, it made self-evident structure almost de rigueur.
Every boast he's ever uttered was made self-evident; all of his self-actualization and glory was laid bare.
The horrors of the genocide perpetrated by the Nazis during World War II made self-evident the need to promote tolerance and to prevent hatred.
The Financial Times, calling on the wisdom that the recent economic successes of the financial sector had apparently made self-evident, told the Japanese to give up manufacturing and concentrate on research and on telling other nations what to manufacture.
However, none of them had any previous experience in recordings of this kind, so to ensure adequate standardization of the data, the behaviour categories were defined in a simple manner and, as far as possible, made self-evident.
Declaring the two-state solution unrealistic does not, by itself, make self-evident the greater feasibility of one bi-national state.
Such a move would make self-evident the need within individual countries to adopt deep structural reforms — for example, more flexibility in rigid labor markets — to help promote competitiveness.
Perhaps the prospect of social failure and economic stagnation will at some point make self-evident to the opposition Democrats too that Thailand's future will be secured not by watching your supporters build walls and trenches and calling for democracy from above, but by now challenging the Shinawatras at the polls.
How to make it more self evident, without so much work for the user.
The absurdity of judging a film long before it has been cast, financed or made is self-evident, not least to the director himself.
Two years later, the Game Boy Color made a self-evident improvement to the graphical display, but was crucially backwards compatible with most original Game Boy titles – it was one of the first modern games machines to offer this thrifty feature.
