Sentence examples for apparent exactly from inspiring English sources

It isn't yet apparent exactly how the new Clear and its various likely competitors will fit into Mr. Pistole's plans.

It took a few minutes for those qualities to become apparent, exactly as long as Vivaldi's Sonata No. 2 in A, the opening work in which Ms. Kamio seemed interpretively adrift, playing with neither a period performance aesthetic nor a modern Heifetzian flair.

So it was hard for me and then with time it became more and more apparent exactly what she had done," Mr Cardoso says.

One of the confounding results of this study (see response to Reviewer's report 1) is that it is still not apparent exactly which methods (or search parameters) will be best suited to which kinds of events.

But what is not apparent is how exactly institutions do matter.

The district did not release the names or ages of the students involved in the apparent prank or exactly what kind of discipline they received.

He went on to characterize that collaboration as "abusive" because although McCartney was credited on the tracks, his musical stylings aren't exactly apparent in the songs.

For instance, "Washington State Fight Song" starts with the F-bomb and it's apparent that was exactly the right word for what you needed to verbalize in that moment.

It's not exactly apparent what Senator Grassley's problem is with this one-sentence, out-of-context excerpt from Halligan's 17-page opinion, written to render legal advice to in-house municipal lawyers to assist them in advising their clients about the legal issues surrounding same-sex marriage.

At 67 years old and in his fifth decade as a comedian and entertainer, Billy Connolly has earned the right to do just as he pleases – and tonight it quickly becomes apparent that that is exactly what he is going to do.

But then it becomes apparent that this is exactly what he's doing, and that Extraordinary Rendition is the best answer he has.