Sentence examples similar to the self evident question from inspiring English sources
And in America, "enslaved Africans heard the ringing promise of the Declaration of Independence and asked the self-evident question, then why not me?" That was George W. Bush, and it was one of his best speeches.
"But some of these self-evident questions are now being asked: 'What can a local police department do?
We call it "the revolution of the self evident".
What constitutes a "dangerous" and/or "unusual" weapon is not a self-evident question.
This also helped it avoid a painful, if not self-evident question: was one of its own involved?
The only scope was a series of yes/no answers to apparently self-evident questions - yet the jurors could not decide whether the suicide attacks that preceded the shooting put pressure on the police.
The seven is self evident - there are seven of them.
We owe $17 trillion dollars and the problem is self evident.
The stupidity of that statement is self evident.
It wasn't self evident to Scottish Nationalist MP Mike Weir, who pressed again: "Will the Secretary of State give a clear, unequivocal answer to this question?
