Examples of using It is evident that in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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But it is evident that to fry, roast,
if you look through the binoculars, it is evident that in different places gaping holes.
It is evident that the Russian side will be blocking other Ukrainian proposals as well," he added.
As he later wrote,'it is evident that an acquaintance with natural laws means no less than an acquaintance with the mind of God therein expressed.
It is evident that on this point the Americans are very superior to their progenitors the English.
And the aforesaid canon concerning dioceses being observed, it is evident that the synod of every province will administer the affairs of that particular province as was decreed at Nicaea.
If you look at them closer, it is evident that since the 80's only a mast
today it is evident that this region has“no established democratic thought”.
It is evident that Putin made a catastrophic mistake when thinking that people who communicate in Russian are having Russian mentality or a desire to become Russian citizens.
It is evident that stress hormones and testosterone are the opposite leads to the physiological reduction in testosterone may be a significant exercise.
It is evident that I have the desire,
It is evident that when giving such unexpected,
It is evident that the Dravidian ancestry had to be settled somewhere to the South
Henry Colburn wrote to Trollope,“It is evident that readers do not like novels on Irish subjects as well as on others”.
It is evident that the guests are welcome here,
only look back on the last 70,000 years, it is evident that the Anthropocene has altered the world in unprecedented ways.
It is evident that the Evil One wanted to divide the people to destroy the work of God, but it is also evident that the love of Christ, his infinite Mercy,
It is evident that everything is happening according to the same scenario as in Mukalla- a car bomb explosion, gunmen's break into the territory of
More research remains to be done regarding the neurological benefits of reading comic books, but it is evident that there is far more to this genre than simply"looking at pictures," as some critics of comic books believe.
We are not supporting any kind of special boycott of such products, but it is evident that the shift towards consumption of this kind does not lead to any meaningful transformation of the prevailing social relations.