Примери за използване на So evident на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I'm glad it's so evident.
This is so evident that makes people worry.
But most aren't quite so evident.
Your fear is so evident that you cannot hide it.
His love for her was so evident.
This is so evident that the military cannot but be aware of this.
Your love for him is so evident.
The battle was so evident that the people in Nuremberg were actually able to perceive which side was winning.
And your love for her is so evident.
The gradual unfolding of theological themes so evident in the Bible is completely lacking in the Book of Mormon.
There is no other sphere of human activity where progress is so evident and so great.
This sound bite is often viewed as so evident and self-explanatory that it requires no further, detailed exploration or even challenge.
People have throughout the ages wallowed in food to comfort themselves but never so evident as today.
Where the huge danger to the environment is so evident that we must conceive a new responsibility with respect to the future".
You too are much the same, except your vibrations tend to be much lower and not so evident.
It's so well-known and so evident, but often we do not notice it- the natural world around us is in a constant state of rhythmic change and progression.
The consensus in the European Parliament which Mr Michel spoke of is not always so evident in the countries of the EU.
Perhaps you cannot yet see this, butin time this will become so evident to you that you will learn to value every moment, every encounter with another, every thought and every breath.
It's the combination of the evolution of your consciousness and your ability to receive andassimilate higher frequency energies that is making the changes in your energy field so evident to us.
The incompatibility between this mentality and the very idea of an American"autocephaly" is so evident that it does not need to be explained or elaborated.
To this I answer: no, not at all;this doctrine is so evident in Holy Scripture, from the first page to the last, that I have no need this time to quote our tradition at all.
I believe that we are witnessing an historical moment where the huge danger to the environment is so evident that we must conceive a new responsibility with respect to the future.”.
The spiritual gifts of our Father are so evident that even Muhammad acknowledged them and described the followers of Christ as special people who are not“proud, who received into their hearts compassion and mercy“(Suras al-Maida 5:82 and al-Hadid 57:22).
Coming to a person of a rigid warehouse for a visit, you will notice the underlined accuracy,the order can be so evident in your eyes that there will even be a feeling that you don't live in a house at all.
The battle within Islam itself between Sunni and Shia, so evident in the wars of the Middle East, and the fight between extremist interpretations of Islam such as those of Islamic State and Muslims who wish to practice their religion in peace, is now being played out on the streets of Europe with potentially devastating consequences for social cohesion.
Writes in The Theory Practice of Group Psychotherapy( now in its fifth edition)“ The multiplicity of forms is so evident today that it is best not to speak of group therapy but of the many group therapies.
But the Italians' state of unreadiness andtrepidation had already become so evident to General Maxwell Taylor, who had been sent to Rome secretly by Eisenhower, that Ridgway's intended airborne descent on Rome had been cancelled after Eisenhower had received that morning a warning message from Taylor that the prospects were poor.
As Irvin D. Yalom, M.D., writes in The Theory andPractice of Group Psychotherapy(now in its fifth edition),“The multiplicity of forms is so evident today that it is best not to speak of group therapy but of the many group therapies.”.
France's flight from Catholicism is so evident that a new book, L'archipel français: Naissance d'une nation multiple et divisée, by the pollster Jerôme Fourquet, has described the cultural failing of the French society as a"post-Christian era": French society's displacement from its Catholic matrix has become almost total.
The significance of the 2008 global financial crisis, he believes,is not so evident as a tipping point because, unlike the previous three, people perceive it differently.