0 in a way that is clear or obvious without needing any proof or explanation: --
Any growth in unemployment is self-evidently a matter of extreme seriousness.
Ideas and values that less self-evidently strengthened the mainstream are given shorter shrift.
He states correctly (if somewhat self-evidently) that 'there will never be a single method'.
Counterparts to the singulative, past and sequential uses of once are self-evidently lacking.
We also need, self-evidently, to ensure that the material published is worthy of further citation.
He regarded every aspect of biology from the ecological to the biochemical as self-evidently interesting and equally deserving of study.
In both churches such ceremonial usage could, self-evidently, only have been sporadic.
They had to see that what seemed self-evidently glorious and right to them might be morally odious to others.
Identification of any neurological or developmental problem prior to surgery self-evidently will prevent assigning causation to the subsequent cardiac operation.
