Sentence examples for apparent so from inspiring English sources

The condition of life is materially apparent, so to speak, in a quilt.

Kolb is still viewed as McNabb's heir apparent, so Vick could be used to throw curveballs to opponents.

And the rules of Mr. Smith's universe are not always apparent, so some action (too much) beggars belief.

'You're a pretty girl, what are you doing here?' That sort of thing... My femininity was so apparent, so unavoidable".

As costs grew and the intricacies of building what had been designed became apparent, so did the delays and the centre opened two years late.

Just as our need to transform business is now becoming apparent, so is our need to transform our engagement with, and response to, nature.

On the other hand many scientists, especially some physicists and cosmologists, and some philosophers, do claim to believe in God because of evidence, namely, because of the fact that there are simple laws of nature and even more so on the apparent so-called 'fine tuning' of the fundamental physical constants which will be discussed shortly.

"I don't think it's going to really go anywhere," he told Greta Van Susteren, saying there was no apparent "so-what" moment in the speech.

Yet, it's apparent how so many visible and not-so-visible self-described Christians have missed the mark by a long shot.

Creative promise was apparent, but so were problems.

Their destination was all too apparent and so was their unfamiliarity with the New York transit system.