Sentence examples for has made apparent from inspiring English sources

The war has made apparent to outsiders some of the worst features of Russian politics.

He has made apparent his bitterness over his rejection by Al Gore, his 2000 running mate who endorsed Howard Dean, saying pointedly that he was unwilling to discuss his "sense of loyalty".

Speaking yesterday, Mr Cameron said the tragedy of MH17 had made apparent the consequences of Russia allowing a "lethal cocktail" of weapons and armed personnel to go into eastern Ukraine and called for increased sanctions against Moscow.

The history of Antarctic whaling had made apparent to scientists the necessity of conserving biological populations, and the area below 60° S had long contained nature reserves of greater or lesser extent, but the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (1982) gave special impetus to the principle.

Navigating complex situations over text is never easy (as arguments with past girlfriends have made apparent).

"The government has made no apparent advance on free trade agreements with China, South Korea or Japan.

Either way, al-Qaeda's long reach has made itself apparent once again.

And Ms. Geary has made this apparent at a glance by mixing geographically far-flung objects in many forms and styles under broad themes.

Facebook has made it apparent over the last few years that it is not just a social network, but an entertainment distributor, too.

The tax code requires that these groups not be "primarily engaged" in political advocacy, but neither the Internal Revenue Service nor the Federal Election Commission has made any apparent effort to investigate what other purpose they might have.

Original Ghostbuster Ernie Hudson has made an apparent U-turn on the first new film in the saga in three decades, describing the casting of a new all-female spirit-bashing quartet as "phenomenal".