Sentence examples for perfectly self-evident from inspiring English sources
Usually the word's meaning is perfectly self-evident, and the word itself is relatively simple like "unbuyable," if not deliberately goofy like "semi-idiotic-like".
And he would seem to be uttering a perfectly self-evident truth when he says, as he considers the bone-splintering menace of the icy sidewalks outside, "I am no longer renewable".
To the growing numbers of ex-believers and non-believers it is perfectly self-evident; indeed to many believers, who see no conflict between Jesus and marriage equality, it is equally self-evident.
Connolly's account of Lennon, whom he calls "a labyrinth of contradictions," emphasizes his sardonic, rebellious, self-inventing qualities, but these traits were self-evident and perfectly on display in virtually everything the man ever sang, said or did.
What those changes in traffic mean are either self-evident or perfectly able to be inferred with a little analysis.
The rest is self-evident.
When was it self-evident?
This might seem self-evident.
The costs seem self-evident.
