Sentence examples for apparent in debates of from inspiring English sources

The reasons, I think, are inarguable, although not always readily apparent in debates of deficits and priorities.

It was apparent that the GOP was not interested in debate of any form; they were simply running out the clock in a game that was rigged from the start.

The lasting impact of the Marxist approach is apparent in contemporary debates about American imperialism, a term which usually means American economic hegemony, regardless of whether such power is exercised directly or indirectly (Young 2001).

As is always apparent in these debates, the candidates agreed more than they disagreed, making their wrangling sometimes resemble arguments over which flavor of ice cream an imaginary castle in the sky should be.

The sense that something strange and new is happening is even more apparent in the debate's other defining image, of Miliband looking on as the women embrace one another.

Whatever threat is perceived by Campbell has not been apparent in the debate over how to alter the course of the floundering, bloated Olympic committee.

Such contradictions are apparent in the debate over the euro.

This has been apparent in the debate over the Libyan quasi war.