Similar words: evident, evidently, preponderance of evidence, evidence, self-confidence, provident, improvident, providential. Meaning: adj. evident without proof or argument.
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61. This should all be self-evident, but we could benefit from some active help from our development tools and run time infrastructure to support such a modular design approach.
62. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed-we hold theses truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.
63. To him, it seemed self-evident that humanity would welcome the technological path towards evolution, whatever the cost.
64. Law is the historic standard system as well as the realistic constructive self-evident truth.
65. Sleep bad to become aware, make a person Mondayish, affect efficiency and flight safety, it is self-evident.
66. This wide-awake state of existing in and apprehending the reality of everyday life is taken by me to be normal and self-evident, that is, it constitutes my natural attitude.
67. It seems to me self-evident that police searches of newspaper offices burden the freedom of the press.
68. It's easy to assume that people know as much as you do and that some things are just self-evident.
69. Voters, meanwhile,[sentencedict.com] will absorb the message that it is no longer a self-evident truth that ever more liberal markets deliver painless prosperity.
70. This covers mahjong desk and chair, have Wang Zhe imposing manner, its are comical the libertinism mind that makes strange design let game of the daily life of a family is self-evident.
71. For some of you, this will seem self-evident; for others, it'll seem like a great puzzle.
More similar words: evident, evidently, preponderance of evidence, evidence, self-confidence, provident, improvident, providential, circumstantial evidence, self-esteem, self-effacing, self-employed, self-expression, self-pride, dividend, self-denial, providence, self-centered, self-indulgent, self-abasement, self-sufficient, self-fulfillment, trident, incident, self-aggrandizement, identity, occident, strident, resident, identify.