Sentence examples for evident very from inspiring English sources

It became evident very quickly that the strategy was not working, but Mr. Bradley's campaign then underscored another of its fundamental weaknesses: it was not flexible.

The depth of Simcock's jazz knowledge and the classical rigour with which he applies it was constantly evident, very affectingly in the Ellingtonian high harmonies that introduced Dinosaur, and thrillingly in the soaring, Jarrett-like piano solo he released from it.

Yet, even though I hadn't heard of Make It Real, their products stood out to me for some reason that would become evident very soon.

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One thing that becomes evident very quickly in the real world, something that is not taught in any classroom, is the fact that change takes time.

Aβ biochemical analysis of DS and normal control lenses indicates that increased Aβ expression in the lenses of people with DS may be evident very early in life.

But Mr. Repin's technical struggles were all too evident — the very opposite of sprezzatura.

And it is evident that very many people do feel a sense of shared humanity with those targeted in attacks.

This interaction is evident at very high temperatures, 150 °C (Truesdell and Hulston 1980; Yildirim and Güner 2002).

The U.S. subsidies for cotton are just one example of what are evident and very visible injustices.

This becomes more evident with very small crystals.