Sentence examples for surely evident from inspiring English sources

But, whatever one thinks of the programme's odd chemistry, it is surely evident that BBC1 hates the thing now.

Even if you put the ethics of such treatment to one side, it is surely evident that it makes the world more dangerous.

How wrong that kind of a program would be is surely evident from the mere statement of the proposition.' J. Harlan, Live and Let Live, in The Evolution of a Judicial Philosophy, 285, 288 (D. Shapiro ed., 1969).

That was surely evident from the mass display of impotent finger-wagging on the Sunday talk shows this weekend.

Even though, there was no difference in the emergency room visits among the two groups, pre operatively and postoperatively; we strongly believe that if the study was conducted on a much larger basis, the difference would have been surely evident.

But wide support is surely not evident in the grass-roots, Internet-driven rebellion against the machines and the new pat-downs.

There will, of course, be the usual platitudes and evasions from within the game, depending on where anyone happened to be standing at the time, but the essential point is surely as evident as the consequences of a broken jaw.

Whatever your view on the actions of North and South Korea's governments, the hypocrisy of using one-sided journalism to label North Korea a rogue, propaganda-led state is surely self-evident and fans the fire of intolerance and animosity.

The gross injustice of this is surely self-evident, and it must be noted that in making a courageous, honest, self-sacrificial stance of principle, George has shown considerably stronger adherence to the spirit of the Scout Law than I did 35 years ago, when I held up three fingers and promised obedience to a god I had already long-since disavowed.

It is surely self-evident that a lot of places in America built up since the end of World War II ended up being dismal, soul-crushing human habitats.

Even without that, Mr. Sirota's goal would surely have been evident in the energetic swoops and airy plummets of his seven-minute piece, fashioned with the clean, angular melodies, tart harmonies, lively syncopations and punchy accents of American Neo-Classicism.