Sentence examples for became clear when we from inspiring English sources

One thing became clear when we arrived: in Jamaica I was a white woman.

That became clear when we saw the same crowd whine like colicky babies when Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize.

This became clear when we examined the protein pattern of virus released from MDCK cells that had been infected with mutants at a high multiplicity of infection.

20 Several limitations of the ADECS coded preferred terms provided in appendix D of the CSR became clear when we examined the ADECS preferred terms assigned to the verbatim terms.

Such a loose association of the HAF with the secretory membrane of the parietal cell became clear when we studied the effects of HAF on the isolated apical (APM) and tubulovesicular (TV) membranes from rabbit gastric glands and observed characteristic differential effects.

That became clearer when we heard "1999," with its eye on the future, its talk of Judgment Day, purple skies, and destruction, and the sensible response of observing this calamity with dancing: "So if I've gotta die, going to listen to my body tonight".

"That will become clear when we see the players this club will go after in the summer.

The incident itself is over with the deaths of the murderers, but the degree of their success will only become clear when we see how far French political leaders are lured into an over-reaction.

It takes a while to clear customs, not because our belongings are searched or we're interrogated about the purpose of our visit, but because, as becomes clear when we see the luggage carousel, we're the only passengers who've failed to pack at least two flat-screen TVs.

As his friend Alfred Döblin — the author of "Berlin Alexanderplatz," the great pessimistic novel of the era — wrote of Sander's work in 1929, "The tensions of our time become clear when we compare the photograph of the working students with that of the professor and his so peaceful family, nestling contentedly and still unsuspecting".

It's not evident at first why the locals laugh so knowingly at us as we clatter through the village of Mto Wa Mbu en route to the lakeshore - but all becomes clear when we read, later, about the tree-climbing lions for which the area is famed, and about which Jean has thankfully omitted to inform us.