Sentence examples for as more apparent from inspiring English sources

The idea's revolutionary potential may be revealed as more apparent than real, and this "pseudocritical" state resolves to reinforce the original paradigm; the idea may foster a true Kuhnian revolution, and a new paradigm arises; or the idea may prove pathological, in which case only zealots continue to pursue it, and the paradigm structure is untouched.

Nowhere is the writer-as-cinematographer more apparent, though, than in the depiction of the first time the rowers achieve swing, which occurs during a theatrical cloudburst.

You mention the political subtext to the story's disappearances as well, which becomes more apparent as soldiers enter the story they seem to mark the increasingly dangerous mood.

But perhaps in no country are the perils, as well as the possibilities, more apparent than in Iraq.

Our connectedness to all living things will become more and more apparent, as will our dependency upon one another.

"They did little to reach out to other Republicans as it became more apparent that the Obama Administration and the Dems wanted this as a partisan wedge issue," Helmke explained.

Furthermore, as the CH4/C7H8 ratio becomes as low as 1, this phenomenon becomes more apparent.

Indeed, the public's disgust with political business as usual grows more apparent every day.

Still, Shanahan will certainly face questions about whether he should have overruled Griffin, particularly as it became more apparent that Griffin was hindered.

As it becomes more apparent that there is a connection between childhood trauma and physical and emotional health problems in adults, treatment approaches that acknowledge this link are likely to be more effective on both sides.

As it became more apparent in recent days that Gerstner was IBM's likely choice, concern mounted that he might raid RJR Nabisco's management.