Similar words: evident, evidently, preponderance of evidence, evidence, self-confidence, provident, improvident, providential. Meaning: adj. evident without proof or argument.
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31. A lot of these things honestly involve real debates over ideas ... and the answers are not self-evident.
32. That an atheist regime was likely to take scant notice of advice based on religious preference is self-evident.
33. In the area of basic national defense the frequent need for absolute secrecy is, of course, self-evident.
34. Even the principle of democracy, which seems self-evident in the West is challenged elsewhere.
35. Its importance in enabling people to use lawyers to guide them through the baffling maze of legal rules is self-evident.
36. And compared with so self-evident a need, the matter of where the money was to come from was quite irrelevant.
37. The connection of status and power with size, rather than with high profits perse, seems fairly self-evident.
38. They have been so pervasive and so self-evident that there has been little point in articulating them.
39. These are no idle scratchings but have been carefully and purposefully incised, and the reason is self-evident.
40. Even excluding something so self-evident as parent motivation, there is also practicality at stake.
41. It was considered self-evident that it was in the general national, indeed imperial, interest to move towards free labour.
42. The influence of climate on crops are self-evident.
43. The implications for this country are self-evident.
44. Supposedly, several phones in the line were inspired by the Star Trek franchise, and while that influence is self-evident, we doubt Captain Kirk -- or anyone else -- would be caught with one of these.
45. I wondered if he was being ironic but his friend agreed with him, giving the sort of sigh that acknowledges a self-evident truth.
46. It is self-evident that the education of the young is vital to the future of a country.
47. This should be taken as a self-evident truth, because it is a Qur'anic principle.
48. I hold the truth to be self-evident, thatall men are endowed by the Creator with inalienable liberty, with individualself-control and responsibility for thoughts, speech and acts, in everysituation.
49. However, security market in our country is still a negative prescription even invalid one, so the difference was self-evident.
50. The task of providing a rationale and support for an appointment would naturally fall to those making the hiring or promotion decision, but you can't assume that those reasons are self-evident.
51. Profligacy is the new prudence. But in Asia, where saving has long been a self-evident virtue, that message has yet to catch on.
52. Legal scholars generally accept Theory of Three Essentials of Legal Relation as a self-evident truth and subject.
53. And it is rarely easy, despite how self-evident it should be.
54. Lack of this, is like a tone deaf person to work as a singer, a bad man squatting stances to as a martial artist, an illiterate person to as calligrapher, the result is self-evident.
55. At times like that the instinctive reaction is to childishly and peevishly cast around in search of somebody else to blame, but the real truth is self-evident and undeniable.
56. Evolution theory's framework is encompassing, rich, almost self-evident, inarguable, and it has now spawned local home fellowships that meet monthly, as Crosby 's large group does.
57. If we would just look to history it would be self-evident that there is nothing left to win in Afghanistan, and everything to lose.
58. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these truths to be self-evident,[http://sentencedict.com/self-evident.html] that all men are created equal.
59. Therefore, with such self-evident proposition, the answer is the same as with the bald head louse, are obvious.
60. Strive after a few months, the end of the college entrance examination, Yan Shu admitted to a university. The alma mater. It is self-evident that choice.
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