Sentence examples for apparent the crowd from inspiring English sources

With Altidore's lack of movement glaringly apparent, the crowd agitated for Steven Fletcher's liberation from the bench and, taking the hint, Sunderland's manager threw him on.

It was loud in the Civic Center tonight and it was quickly apparent that the crowd would be a factor.

China drastically reduced the number of mainlanders allowed to visit Hong Kong this week, and mainlanders were not apparent in the crowd on Thursday.

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But a few glitches were apparent: the lounge crowd and the techno dancers were not getting along.

On many nights this season, especially once the Knicks' futility became apparent, the Madison Square Garden crowd has been an apathetic lot, often passing up prime opportunities to boo the home team.

The social mores become apparent as the crowds thicken.

And the goodwill has been apparent in the crowds lining the route for the Women's Tour, the will for this year to finally be the year when women's cycling jumps the gender gap.

As Election Day approached in 1992, it was apparent from the crowds that Mr. Clinton drew, in their size and their faces, that his supporters expected big things after a campaign in which Mr. Clinton had promised a dramatic revamping in health care coverage and programs for the poor.

At one point in the video, which was posted on WorldStarHipHop.com and has drawn more than 1.3 million views, one officer briefly simulates sex with a woman to the apparent delight of the crowd.

Not to be lost in the anticipation of the Williams sisters' meeting, or the apparent home crowd vitriol toward Serena, was the performance of Watson, a 23-year-old who began the tournament ranked No. 59. "This one was super, super, super close," she said, "so it hurts a lot".