Sentence examples for he made apparent from inspiring English sources

Last fall, playing the Earl of Kent, in "King Lear," at the Public Theatre, he made apparent that while he listened to Lear he wasn't merely attending; he was thinking of what he could do to save him.

The pope did not directly mention the scandal, or his own role in it, but he made apparent references to the attention the crisis has garnered, saying that Jesus "leads us toward the courage not to be intimidated by the gossip of dominant opinion".

What he makes apparent are the painter's choices and opportunities, which lead him where they will.

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".

The man's enduring legacy, made apparent by the lives (and theaters) he's touched, lives on today.

Takemitsu's sensitivity to instrumental and orchestral timbre can be heard throughout his work, and is often made apparent by the unusual instrumental combinations he specified.

This identification was made apparent in his self-portrait, in 1916, where he presented himself as king Domalde, and which he donated to Sundborn parish where he lived.

When it is made apparent to him, you can hear a glass shatter, representing the shattering of the illusion he created of her as the perfect girl.

The reason for urgency had been made apparent by clients, Mr. Berardino said.

Even then, the complacency and inertia that marked attempts to save the species was made apparent.

It is made apparent that New York's Italian and Irish communities don't mix at all.