Sentence examples similar to self evident explanation from inspiring English sources
Isn't this a vastly more plausible and self-evident explanation than your claim that "obesity can spread from person to person, much like a virus"?
Writing in the Boston Commonwealth on 26 May 1894, Lowell said: "The most self-evident explanation from the markings themselves is probably the true one; namely, that in them we are looking upon the result of the work of some sort of intelligent beings" (quoted by ref. 6, pp. 58 59).
Having just returned from the Darfuri refugee camps in eastern Chad, where I accompanied eight world women leaders, the plight of not only the Darfuri people, but Chadians, was self evident and requires no better explanation than that given by my wife, Mariella Frostrup, in her Observer article last Sunday.
The reasons for younger adults living with their parents may seem self evident but the statistics released still offer some explanations.
This is of course self evident.
"I think that's pretty self evident".
"It just seemed self evident," Songstad said.
'By 1776 the principle of the nemo tenetur maxim was simply taken for granted and so deeply accepted that its constitutional expression had the mechanical quality of a ritualistic gesture in favor of a self-evident truth needing no explanation.' L. Levy, Origins of the Fifth Amendment 430 (1968).
Thus, it is probably inevitable that some guidelines are not self-evident and need more explanation.
