Sentence examples for far more evident from inspiring English sources

The influence of Mussolini (and, to a lesser extent, Hitler) became far more evident.

But there are other aspects of the work too, which, with repetitive viewing, became far more evident as sources of theatrical pleasure.

"Because the slow decline is more common and less visible, it is seldom remarked upon, while gentrification, when it happens – which is both unusual and dramatic – is far more evident change," explains the report.

In our research the effect was far more evident but since the experimental set-up was quite different it is difficult to compare both results.

Interestingly, this difference is far more evident among distinguished scientists: Larson and Witham (1998) found that 92% of the members of the National Academy of Sciences reject a belief in God or higher power.

Contenders and pretenders become far more evident, and hot quarterback play often halts with road tests.

While customary penile cutting was not the most dominant form of current penile modification in this study it was far more apparent than is currently evident in a variety of HIV behavioural research.g For example of the 128 male respondents attending an STI clinic who reported being circumcised none reported that they were cut during a traditional initiation [ 27].

In his work, masculinity has a far more ambivalent presence, evident in several self-portrait pieces.

The fruits of this recovery, thus far, have been more evident in firms' profits than in workers' wages.

App stores are a natural fit and should become far more complex as evident in just the initial manifestations of Deloitte's homegrown app store.

Unlike many viewers of "Mad Men," I suspect Betty Draper also loves her children far more than is evident by her behavior towards them on the show.