Sentence examples similar to stands self evidently from inspiring English sources
As in Libya, Moscow can draw support from the ineptitude of American diplomacy, which stands self-evidently guilty of egregious hypocrisy in its dealings with, above all, the Middle East.
"This next round of funding, if it holds and it gets awarded, will give us all another year to mature our designs and at that point those who have real programmes will stand out self-evidently.
It also, self evidently, is incredibly powerful at attracting attention".
The justice and security bill is self-evidently against everything they stand for, which may explain recent confusing signals from the party and why a Lib Dem voted against Tory amendments in committee.
Dyson retorted: "Can't you stand free speech?" Evidently not.
At the height of the phone-hacking scandal in July last year the PCC admitted that subsequent events "self-evidently undermined assurances given to the PCC by News International in the past" and it could no longer stand by the November 2009 report.
This is self-evidently nonsense.
Self-evidently they have less.
We are self-evidently more tolerant.
He regards it as self-evidently contemptible.
