Sentence examples for nothing evident from inspiring English sources

Yet the ability to enjoy music has long puzzled biologists because it does nothing evident to help survival.

There was nothing evident that gave any hint of what Jarrah was about to be involved in".

As a kid, I was very uncomfortable with the concept of gravity since there was clearly nothing evident that kept me from flying off the earth.

"There's nothing evident in what's left on that wall," Mr. Holzer said, adding, "We're not going to venture into any preliminary guesswork about the cause except to say that we know it's an accident".

Back then nothing evident tied the illegal moves of the Enron unit in Valhalla, N.Y.

Thus while Epicurus argues that the non-existence of void is contested by the phenomenon of movement, these Epicureans argue that nothing evident contests the local generalization that moving things hereabouts all move through empty spaces.

Like henges, cursuses are unique to Britain, and there are more than a hundred of these vast enclosures; they contain nothing of evident importance, except for the occasional burial mound.

And because all things were together, nothing was evident" (59B1).

Since there is nothing more evident than light, there is nothing less in need of definition" (PI, 76), thereby establishing the centrality of the concept of light for his Illuminationist ontology and epistemology.

Suhrawardi writes that, in and of itself, light is not in need of any definition, because all that is required is for light to be experienced, as there is nothing more evident than light.

Although WNT5A was shown as a natural ligand of FZD3 that triggers the PI3K/Akt signal (Kawasaki et al, 2007), nothing is evident about the WNT4/FZD3 interactions.