They were incredibly accomplished in the transcript and GPA sense but less with their own selves, evidenced by how frequently they communicated with a parent, texting multiple times a day, needing a parent to tell them what to do.
It becomes in some sense an extension of self, as evidenced by the extraordinary pitch of disputes between warring neighbours.
The French Paradox, so-called, is really the French self-evidence.
In Mr. Thiebaud's American subject, he suggests, is the self-evidence of happiness.
What destroyed the self-evidence of religious faith in Europe was not, I think, science.
Axioms are ordinarily truisms; consequently, self-evidence may be taken as a mark of intuition.
Its blunt presence, in a gleaming aluminum frame, also announced the keynote self-evidence of minimalism.
What is most distressing is that many administrators appear to accept the self-evidence of market values.
That private matters belong in private is a truism that appears to have lost its self-evidence.
The self-evidence of the cogito, seen by his "natural light," he made the ideal for all other knowledge.
But instead of breeding local concern, information, with its self-evidence and instantaneity, had begun to isolate readers in time and space.
