Sentence examples for apparent as ever from inspiring English sources

With the social, economic and political divisions between the Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza as apparent as ever, it is time to reassess the viability and desirability of a two-state solution.

"I don't get the sense that black people have any more ownership of the media world than they did when I was growing up," he says, pointing out that many of the "old imbalances and inequalities" are as apparent as ever.

And on their latest album for Warp Records, As If, that love for the dancefloor is as apparent as ever, as is the group's knack for pulling in variety of disparate samples and sounds.

At 71, he approaches music with the same penetrating lucidity and apparent alacrity as ever.

And despite the apparent simplicity, as ever with the branding of a Fortune 500 company there's been a lot of work going on behind the scenes.

The damp was apparent, as well.

The same height, and width, as an iPod, but thicker and heavier, the Zen's apparent edge was, as ever, in the features list: its screen had richer colour, it had an FM radio, a voice recorder, and could let users carry round their Outlook data.

The nobility with which Charles has conducted his life was, as ever, apparent in his brief note.

Business improvements and blight removal are always welcomed, but the pressure they impose on the Riverside Rancho area is more apparent than ever, as brought to light by residents such as Kevin Barry and Jennifer Pinkerton, who live adjacent to the daycare project.

Yet, over the last few years, things have been changing, and today that's more apparent than ever, as viable companies are popping up across the globe.

That need is more apparent than ever, as the web moves further away from the static websites of years past to services which exist on many platforms, both as websites and native experiences.