Sentence examples for interest is apparent from inspiring English sources

A similar lack of interest is apparent in France.

The capacity of chromatic tones to add harmonic colour, expressiveness, and interest was apparent to composers from the beginnings of standard harmonic practice.

The breadth of Weber's topical interests is apparent in the depth of his social theory: Many of Weber's works famous today were collected, revised and published posthumously.

These same interests are apparent in his discussions of perception and mind.

It was also the only red meat we had; Rogan's interest in sustainability is apparent throughout the meal, which has a lovelysense of harmony and rhythm across its many courses.

This interest is still apparent, including references to one of the industry's recent great losses, Alexander McQueen.

Of greater interest is the apparent naïveté of Mr. Finkle's parents, who not only did not see any possible harm in their son's composition but must have left their heads somewhere else when they assured their son that it was perfectly all right to use the real names of classmates for his characters.

Of specific interest is the apparent ambiguity of the evaluative 'hard to mesh' in terms of the specific sub-type of attitude being activated, the nature of the attitudinal target and the exact position of the writer in relation to all this.

Of particular interest is the apparent relationship between physical and mental health [ 28, 29].

Of interest is the apparent sexually dimorphic relationship of BPA and neonatal TSH, suggesting an association in males but not females.

Of particular interest is the apparent activation of pro-survival AKT1 signaling in the malignant cells on Matrigel [see Additional file 6].