Sentence examples for self-evident right from inspiring English sources
That may seem to be pretty self-evident, right?
Even blunders may not be self-evident right away.
The despicable nature of all of this is self-evident, right?
They find it incomprehensible that this almost self-evident right had eluded earlier generations.
But after forty months with unemployment over 8 percent, that assumption isn't looking quite so self-evident right now.
But Russia so far seems to assume that, as a great power, it has a self-evident right to join the WTO, and that the details can be left till later.
While one would think that a cursory glance at the Declaration of Independence would be enough to educate even the dimmest among us, in present-day America these "unalienable" and "self-evident" rights are anything but.
This is the understanding of happiness with which the modern world begins; it is vividly captured in the second sentence of the Declaration of Independence, which asserts as self-evident a right to "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness".
"Migrants are deprived of all self-evident fundamental rights, such as the free choice of residence.
Our freedoms cannot be adequately defended as self-evident, abstract rights, only as vital ingredients of a good life and as the essence of a good society.
Most interesting to me was that while President Obama used "We the People" from the preamble to the U.S. Constitution as a theme, he was really grounding the appeals within his speech upon the "self-evident," inalienable rights that formed the foundation of the Declaration of Independence.
