This is readily apparent in the fact that the idealized, symmetrical villas of Renaissance master Andrea Palladio, as seen in the beautiful drawings of his influential books (think of Monticello as a descendent), actually featured diagonal walls that followed the angles of bordering streets, bays truncated by inconveniently located property lines, and other similar circumstantial distortions.
That's readily apparent in the fact that a fourteenth century slander against Islam -- that it was only "spread by the sword" -- was reiterated in 2006 (on the fifth anniversary of 9/11) by Pope Benedict XVI.
"All those millions of dollars, and they're gone," the man said, and it was not in the form of a question, but a fact, readily apparent.
Homeowners at a certain income level expect more from their houses than in the past — a fact readily apparent to the real estate business.
That fact was readily apparent among those offering testimonials at November's event, which was organized by the Department of Mathematics, Science, & Technology and the Program in Mathematics Education.
The same old curtains had hung in their windows year-round, but she was particular about the garden, a fact that was readily apparent to anyone who happened by.
Our previous studies had missed this acceleration phase, in part due to the variability of endocytosis time constants across different neurons and in part owing to the fact that it is only readily apparent at physiological temperatures (37°C).
I sat in the E.R. waiting room, doubly guilty for having interrupted him at his new job and for the fact that my injury wasn't readily apparent.
Without prejudicing the facts of this case, it nevertheless becomes readily apparent that something doesn't quite add up and asks troubling questions of our society at large.
The taserers were sued and in due course the case got to the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals that concluded that if the alleged facts were proved "the unlawfulness of the conduct was readily apparent to an official in the shoes of these officers".
They were also about to be kneecapped by Republican filibusters and the inability of a narrow legislative majority to dictate the pace or direction of events—a fact so easily overlooked every Election Night, and so readily apparent afterward.
