Sentence examples for be apparent from a from inspiring English sources
Ally's connection to GMAC wouldn't be apparent from a quick glance at their new ad campaign; Zions Bancorp operates online-only accounts through its eponymous Zions Bank as well as subsidiary Amergy Bank of Texas.
This mixed-methods approach results in findings that would not be apparent from a simple reading of the text.
28 Although UCAS does not pass on information of ethnicity to universities it may be apparent from a candidate's name or subsequently at interview.
This is apparent from a gallery of Polaroids of the artist taken by his many friends over the years.
The Doctor's Dilemma is a far better drama – wittier, shrewder, more pacey – in the theatre than is apparent from a reading.
But Bloomfield's cooking, it's apparent from "A Girl and Her Pig," still centers around what she calls the "not-so-nasty bits".
That war with Japan was anticipated is apparent from a separate memorandum to President Franklin D. Roosevelt dated Nov. 13, 1941, from William J. Donovan, director of the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor to the Central Intelligence Agency.
It adds: "A reduction was requested by the United Kingdom government, as is apparent from a report of the UK House of Commons' European scrutiny committee regarding the EFC programme 2014-2020, and backed in the council.
That it once had a head – and a wax face, dramatically lifelike and handsome – is apparent from a print that shows it borne upon the hearse of Henry, Prince of Wales, who died of typhoid fever in 1612 at the age of 18.
The dye decolorization was apparent from a gradual decrease in absorbance at λ max.
