Sentence examples for obvious existence from inspiring English sources

But Nicholas Goldberg, the editor of the Los Angeles Times op-ed page, distinguishes the "old and repugnant canard" of the "Jewish lobby" from the obvious existence ("even though we know these things, we generally don't talk about them") of an Israel lobby.

First, it could be an inference from the obvious existence of inscrutable evils.

From the obvious existence of mediated judgments, however, it follows that there must also be immediate judgments (WL III, 125, 138 139).

The obvious existence of such expressions shows that a semantic theory must do more than simply assign contents to every expression of the language.

It is obvious, existence and feature of nonlinear phenomena in plasma tightly depend on properties of plasma and distribution function of particles.

First, if God is the creator of the world and preordained and predetermined everything that happens in it, then the (obvious) existence of moral evil is attributable to him, and thus "we must retract the attribute of perfection" which we ascribe to him.

Now, it can be a banal and predictable place, the tracks of daily life so well-beaten and defined, our culture awash with the imbecile obvious, our existence suffocating in safety.

Whereas, both nucleus and cytoplasm of neurons in the NTG group shared an obvious Nrf2 existence.

It was obvious the existence of a tight positional concordance for the APOB gene.

The most obvious was the existence of a dual management structure at both Airbus and EADS: Each major executive post had both a German and a French occupant, who, not surprisingly, often took their own country's side in what should have been purely management debates.

It's obvious that the existence of e-sports gambling and betting sites have played a role in match-fixing.