Sentence examples for becomes clear from from inspiring English sources

So much becomes clear from the very first page.

As becomes clear from Sharon Weinberger's even-tempered "Imaginary Weapons," the planning process is beyond parody.

As becomes clear from reading Rogak's biography, Silverstein never intended to write or draw for children.

Quite how hard earned becomes clear from this week's detailed review of football finances by the Guardian newspaper.

One thing becomes clear from Nigel's survey: there's no doubting the importance of biscuits to British national life.

"All Quiet on the Western Front" (1930): A conceptual triumph, it quickly becomes clear from above that there is actually heavy fighting on the Western front.

The theme, it soon becomes clear, from the chic red-and-black sofas in the foyer, and the tastefully placed sculptures and prints, is Czech cubism.

It should have dulled their impact, and yet it becomes clear from tonight's opening notes that quite the opposite has happened.

It becomes clear from his eagerness to answer questions – he approaches the interview as if it were a free therapy session – that he's put all that behind him.

It becomes clear from early on that, though No Villain is clearly juvenilia, it is recognisably the apprenticeship of a theatrical genius.

He did not believe in the stereotyped harmonic procedures of the 19th century, and indeed it becomes clear from a study of mid-20th-century music that the earlier harmonic methods were being followed in an arbitrary, academic manner.