Sentence examples for be apparent that a from inspiring English sources
Were jurors convinced that a life sentence meant just that, I suspect that they would not be so quick to pronounce death.EDWARD BRADINGJohnson City, TennesseeSIR It should be apparent that a certain level of false positives leading to innocents being convicted is inevitable.
Without going into too much detail it should be apparent that a commitment to reducing all inconsistency to A-type inconsistency must require such sentences to express the same non-cognitive attitude as normative utterances.
By the fall of 1943, it was beginning to be apparent that an Allied victory was only a matter of time.
As soon as we give details, it will also be apparent that an analogue of the monochromaticity condition (3) can be formulated in terms of these "generalized frequencies".
But, as is apparent, that was not nearly enough for a fast-moving epidemic that crosses porous borders.
It is apparent that a reassessment and redefinition of hospital goals and practices is in order.
It was apparent that a high level of time management in class was critical to students' success in the course.
From very early on, it should have been apparent that a criminal case could never be made against the Clintons.
It was apparent that a side growing old and stale together were vulnerable, yet he could not intervene radically.
