In illustration of this principle he observes that "the natural equality of mankind, affirmed by the signers of the Declaration of Independence to be held up by them as self-evident truth, was not so held by their enemies.
On one occasion our Lord uttered a self-evident truth in these words: "He that walketh in darkness knoweth not whither he goeth.
A very plain and self-evident truth comes to mind at the opening of my discourse to-night.
They support this statement by what they regard a self-evident truth, that such as a man's love is, such is his life.
We assert that man can not hold property in man, and reject the whole code of laws that conflicts with the self-evident truth of that assertion.
Only see how long we have been laboring to convert people to the one self-evident truth that a man has a right to himself; and where are we now after a quarter of a century?
Resist, let the case be tried in the courts; be your own lawyers; base your cause on the admitted self-evident truth, that taxation and representation are inseparable.
Is it a self-evident truth that extension and thought are equally expressive of the uncreated Essence and necessary "attributes" of the Eternal?
But is it a self-evident truth, that there can be no substance in nature excepting such as is self-existent and eternal?
Is it a self-evident truth that no being can exist in nature otherwise than by development out of the Divine substance, and that the creation of a distinct but dependent being is impossible?
It will hereafter be shown that this "self-evident truth" has never been denied by the people of this country, in their fundamental constitution, or in any other explicit or authoritative manner.
The victory of the war is vain without the grander victory through which the Republic is dedicated to the axiomatic, self-evident truth declared by our fathers, and reasserted by Abraham Lincoln.
All this has additional force, when it is known that this very axiom or self-evident truth declared by our fathers was the real issue of the war, and was so publicly announced by the leaders on both sides.
Nor is it a self-evident truth, as declared; for no truth is self-evident which is not universal.
This is the reason why they did not see, what must have appeared to be a self-evident truth, if they had bestowed sufficient reflection upon the subject, instead of being swayed by an illusion of the senses.
For if it did not appear self-evident to those philosophers who lived before Galileo, it was because they did not bestow sufficient reflection upon the subject, and not because it was not a self-evident truth.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "evident truth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
