Sentence examples for something evident from inspiring English sources

Political parties themselves simply do not have the clout that they once did — something evident in the declining number of people who identify as Republicans or Democrats.

McIlroy's gracious and mature response to failure at the Masters earned him new fans, something evident as he walked his rounds at Congressional.

Bauza is also a realist, something evident in the pragmatic football his teams tend to play, but also in his willingness immediately to address the Messi issue.

Given he is not a natural defender – something evident in the clumsy foul he committed on Danny Welbeck a couple of minutes before scoring an own goal – he was powerless to stop Townsend's thrusts infield.

Although Wesker's plays may be animated by ideas, they are also remarkable for their capacity to arouse feeling: something evident from the early work right up to marvellous recent play Groupie (broadcast on Radio 4 and starring Barbara Windsor) about a mature Cockney woman's rediscovery of her passion.

A decider could be something evident.

And the something is evident: the political system.

Design principles include the reuse of deployed IoT resources across application domains, and the design for a set of support services that provide open service-oriented capabilities and can be used for application development and execution, something already evident in the ETSI M2M standardization.

Despite owning a voice that's both powerful and true – something more evident live than on record – and being able to out-dance her four dancers, she is virtually a blank canvas.

But its argument is simple enough: as developed countries shed what little remains of traditional industries and the effects of the crash linger on, women are doing much better than men, something also evident in the rising economies of east Asia.

Thus, for example, he said that if something is evident, then it is (at least) reasonable.