Sentence examples for self-evident case from inspiring English sources

As with all such similes, the illustration itself was meant to be the extreme, self-evident case.

And as for single startling cases of self-evident cause and effect: often their moral is simply how deceptive single startling cases of anything can be.

Lifesize and made of wax, her prettiness is self-evident, and in case you missed it, adorned with a string of pearls.

This is self-evident in the case of online retailer Amazon.com but, according to academic Edward Lenert, even the conventional retailer Walmart has benefited from better telecommunication infrastructure compared to its competitors.

This theory, like that which holds logical principles to be the outcome of intuition, bases its case on the self-evident and unarguable character of the assertions with which it is concerned.

With some of these celebrities, the kneejerk qualities of their politics are self-evident, and in other cases (Eastwood), the reactionary part of their world view is more nuanced.

As far as I am concerned, the case is self-evident, and it's been brought about thanks to Liberal Democrats being in government.

Particularly self-evident appears to be the case of a single designer supporting her professional architectural activity.

That they were of stunning clinical significance is all but self-evident, but it embellishes the case to note that a drug to lower mortality in congestive heart failure has not been identified in over a decade.

This would be true if the clinical significance of a lab test were self-evident, but this is not the case.

Perhaps the editorial decisions that the broadcaster's top team took were obvious at each step of the way, although it is so often the case that the self-evident is missed.