Sentence examples for rather evident from inspiring English sources
Sometimes the affected target organ(s) was rather evident, but sometimes it required that we evaluate the evidence, including evidence published more recently than the IARC evaluation in question.
This fiction of continuity, of an indissoluble union in the face of its rather evident dissolution, was essential to Lincoln's case and to his credo.
I am not sure how he squared this with the rather evident instructions in the Old and New Testament that "thou shalt not kill" – but he probably squared his conscience the way most of us do so, for one reason or another.
Like many of the painters and composers during these years (notably Pablo Picasso and Igor Stravinsky), Matisse relaxed into a modernized sort of classicism and into a rather evident attempt to please an art public that was a bit tired of attempts to shock it.
In the case of Spain, some of these imbalances were rather evident.
It was rather evident that 5-HT releasers provoke headache both in migraine and controls, even if migraine patients are generally more vulnerable [6].
Media commentators and interviews were rather more evident.
Unless performance environments demand only initiative or control, enhanced performance will likely continue to emerge not merely through efficient design but rather, as evident at GitHub, through their dynamics in designing.
These findings aren't just due to the increased popularity and influence of hip-hop music (which is known for its self-absorption, aggrandizement of the artists and the venom of its messages), but rather are evident across musical genres.
It is rather disappointingly evident that this is a print, as flat as it can be; and while I could go on about the notion of super-flatness as a positive position in the digital age, computer screens and glass-encased prints will never replace the frank opulence of painting.
The acquisition of GFP-H-RasG12V was rather rapid, evident by 15 min and maximal after 2 3 hours (Supporting Text S1, Fig S1).
