Sentence examples for more self-evident from inspiring English sources

But the reasons were a bit more self-evident than they were for the Millennium Dome.

More self-evident is the appeal of cheap labor to employers.

Their visions grow less outlandish and more self-evident every day.

Neither the building nor the sculptures will ever look better or seem more self-evident in their historical importance.

It doesn't just serve the goal of brisk entertainment: it reflects the desire to pass the fiction off as objective truth — in order to convey as all the more self-evident the filmmaker's political point.

Here, however, the Kings of Leon have largely chosen – albeit through audibly gritted teeth – to stick fast to the Bono-approved stadium rock that caused Pitchfork to dub them Y'all 2. There are few sounds in rock more self-evident than a band not enjoying themselves, and so it proves.

How to make it more self evident, without so much work for the user.

Unfortunately for us, the need to change is becoming more self evident on a daily basis.

Isn't this a vastly more plausible and self-evident explanation than your claim that "obesity can spread from person to person, much like a virus"?

The correlation matrix reveals some correlations which are more or less self-evident, e.g. strong positive correlations between molecular mass or molecular volume and the projection areas of the molecules for the two considered orientations at the gibbsite surface.

Furthermore, as long as the truth is deeper and more complex than self-evident soundbites, amateur commentary can only serve to embellish pre-existent beliefs; trained journalists with investigative talent are ultimately essential.