Sentence examples for becomes obvious to from inspiring English sources

And after he sees it, it becomes obvious to everyone".

He cleverly denies his characters too much self-knowledge, but it becomes obvious to the reader that their revolution is doomed to failure.

It becomes obvious to the two of them that Buffalonians should "mount a campaign to associate Buffalo with chicken wings and rid ourselves of the negatives of snow and cold and the misunderstood beef-on-weck".

[There will be] a huge political backlash once it becomes obvious to Americans that a broad swath of our citizenry is being sold out in favor of vote-hungry politicians, corporations eager to cut labor costs even further and military contractors trolling for still more pork.

Over the next decade it becomes obvious to everyone except Brown that Blair is the more talented politician, and in a famous 1994 meeting at a London restaurant they make their reputed deal: Blair will run for prime minister and Brown wait his turn, in exchange for extraordinary power as Blair's chancellor of the Exchequer and his support as eventual successor.

It becomes obvious to him not just that he is depressed but that he has been depressed for a long time, his low mood so constant that it remained undetected until it was inescapable; he's like a lobster in a warming pot, claws scrabbling at the metal rim.

The strain became obvious to everyone.

It has at last become obvious to one and all!

Even when this became obvious to senior managers, the problem took almost a year to fix.

It suddenly became obvious to me that his world, his backstory, was worth exploring further.

SINCE September 11th 2001, it has become obvious to all that the world is a risky place.