Sentence examples for are made obvious from inspiring English sources

The result of believing that racism doesn't exist is that whenever racist acts or more persistent problems like racial segregation are made obvious, the post-racial generation is required to acknowledge racism in a world where everything provides the opposite message.

Since the early 90s, there have been tons of similar graphic appropriations within the subculture of skateboarding, but all of them are making obvious references to the original artist or designer.

With William Coldstream and Euan Uglow the precise geometric calculation is made obvious.

"We were not equal to the rest of the family, that was made obvious.

His dissatisfaction was made obvious when he did not attend the musical's opening.

This is made obvious with "The People on Privilege Hill", the end piece in The Stories collection.

The economies' inter-dependency was made obvious here on the first business day after Russian troops appeared in Crimea.

The reasons the Giants preferred Allen over Smoot were made obvious in comments made by Giants personnel today.

Just how complicated things can become is made obvious by the third classical music presence, the Edward Said National Conservatory of Music.

Richards's qualities were made obvious again last season when Newcastle won all but their very last league match.

Weird to sit in a theatre — a world in which the not obvious is made obvious — and see a director's influences trump his own vision.