Sentence examples for self-evidently right from inspiring English sources

Though reticent, those spaces were self-evidently right.

And so on.Basically, I think Republicans are self-evidently right that uncertainty is dampening business investment to a large degree.

There are some things which are so self-evidently right and good that it's hard to imagine how anyone could disagree with you.

Both are factoids of the kind that circulate through the right wing parallel universe of blogs, talk radio and spurious thinktanks, and both seem to provide an explanation for resistance to policies their proponents regard as self-evidently right.

I have read some of Moran's arguments about porn (though none so comically expressed); other insights are so shiny, neat, self-evidently right that it was like she was potting a snooker ball in my brain.

They relied on Newton's predictions, which were spot on and self-evidently right, all the way to the edge of the solar system - except for one tiny little niggling detail about the planet closest to the sun.

Releasing movies on a Friday, at the beginning of the weekend, seems so self-evidently the right choice for cinemagoers that it's hard to imagine that things used to be done differently.

This version of history has been regurgitated endlessly in state media, leaving any Russian paying attention to reach the logical conclusion on his own: Imprisoning two men who used foreign money to try to overthrow the federal government is self-evidently the right move.

Not only do people self-evidently possess "unalienable" rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, but the very reason we form governments in the first place is to "secure" those rights.

In some situations there may not be, self-evidently or unequivocally, 'a right thing to do'.

(Guardian Guide) "There is a huge focus self-evidently on the global economy right now".