Sentence examples for the self-evident from inspiring English sources
adjective
Obviously true, and requiring no proof, argument or explanation
But despite the self-evident risks, the government has repeatedly pushed Gedeo people back into Oromia.
But if President Obama endorses the self-evident principles, he will see change.
And the self-evident contradiction of that, in part, was what broke through the barriers.
Here are the self-evident truths we hold: 1. Deep-fried turkey is better than roasted.
To many, this may seem like a statement of the self-evident.
But the self-evident truth in the Declaration is that "all men are created equal".
Might the self-evident goodness of the Met's curatorial style key a trend in museums?
Mr Gilligan stuck to his guns - at the self-evident risk of appearing absurd.
The artist and Instagram star began the Self Evident Truths project in 2015 to photograph everyone who doesn't identify as "100% straight".
We call it "the revolution of the self evident".
American ingenuity combined with the self evident truths which shape us demand a richer, fuller and more vibrant understanding of who is part of America.
