Sentence examples for becomes obvious as from inspiring English sources

The contrast between Nanjiecun and its neighboring villages becomes obvious as soon as you cross the city limits.

That this is true of Mr. Gurney becomes obvious as soon as you meet the hero of "O Jerusalem," which is directed by Jim Simpson (who staged Anne Nelson's similarly topical cri de coeur "The Guys").

Patriotic histories of nations have the same distorted and purpose-driven quality as religions, a fact that becomes obvious as soon as we consider the histories of nations other than our own.

The moon encounters the edge of the Earth's penumbral shadow at 01 12 BST. but the eclipse only becomes obvious as it nears the darker umbra which it reaches at 02 07.

Giving the people a say would in theory cleanse the system.There may indeed soon be good reasons for forcing an election especially if it becomes obvious, as it well might, that Gordon Brown's spindly government has lost the authority to govern the country.

The reason becomes obvious as he travels around the country.

The impact of such advantages became obvious as soon as Mr. Jobs demanded glass screens in 2007.

The boy's talent became obvious as soon as he started beating rivals several years older than him.

The shortfalls become obvious as soon as one leaves Zimbabwe's urban centres.

It became obvious as the incident progressed that... the space we were in was becoming congested and more seriously injured passengers were being brought in.

This became obvious as the competition developed".