Sentence examples for end becomes clear from inspiring English sources

That Diao is as much a complicit accomplice as a means to an end becomes clear soon enough during "Feng Yi Ting," which was presented in its New York premiere at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater on Thursday evening, as part of the Lincoln Center Festival.

How much it ended became clear several years ago when my wife and I hired a guide and two horses and went trail riding in the Colorado Rockies.

But as I refreshed my phone every hour or so and the electoral math began coming in, it didn't take long before the ending became clear.

It was a story, one that she would probably be telling herself for the rest of her life, refashioning it as its ending became clearer.

At this lower end, it becomes clear that not all lossy formats were created equally.

When "The Wack Album" flags toward the end, this becomes clear.

Five minutes before the end it becomes clear this is Girls Aloud's farewell tour.

The illustrations appear to be random but in the end it becomes clear they form maps of Ireland.

However, Mr Trump is playing with fire if, in the end, it becomes clear that he has used their anxieties to again advance himself and the urban rich class to which he belongs.

The poet Paul Zweig, dismissing Mr. Hollander as "a virtuoso without a subject matter" in a review of "The Night Mirror" for The New York Times Book Review, complained, "The language soars in complicated trills, but in the end it becomes clear that no secrets are being told".

But towards the end it becomes clear what it means to him: "We'll never forget this," he tells the crowd as Gateshead jumps in ecstatic unison, and a grinning father holds his little girl up to receive the Cullum kiss.