Sentence examples for became very apparent from inspiring English sources

However, the disadvantages became very apparent to me while I was on placement.

"It became very apparent to us that there were a lot of people who wanted to hear her speak".

"But it became very apparent that the association was not interested in ameliorating the project," Mr. Oddo said.

But gradually it became "very apparent to me that I could present others' work, but I couldn't present my own".

"Francis had no affiliation with any gang whatsoever," says King. "It became very apparent that there is a big stigmatisation of gangs and gang culture.

I worked my way into an ensemble, so I was a hoofer really, but it became very apparent quite quickly that I was in the wrong scene.

However, the power of the 1% could become very apparent if major instability arises.

I think that becomes very apparent when someone passes away because, suddenly, everything you thought was your reality changes.

What becomes very apparent is Allen's ruthlessness, his lack of sentimentality and his extraordinary ability to "compartmentalise".

"It's not available for us to use any more and as has become very apparent since we were elected, the cupboard is very bare," he said.

In a letter to the Republicans after the board vote, Ms. Jacobs wrote, "It becomes very apparent we have our work cut out for us".