Sentence examples for is made obvious from inspiring English sources

The role of the film resistivity is made obvious by studying two different film compositions.

With William Coldstream and Euan Uglow the precise geometric calculation is made obvious.

This is made obvious with "The People on Privilege Hill", the end piece in The Stories collection.

Weird to sit in a theatre — a world in which the not obvious is made obvious — and see a director's influences trump his own vision.

While the need for a library is made obvious by the presence of dozens of people a day, especially children, its future remains uncertain.

Just how complicated things can become is made obvious by the third classical music presence, the Edward Said National Conservatory of Music.

Look for the common symptoms of complete or total airway destruction: Cannot breathe, or is making obvious efforts to take in breaths with great difficulty (observe for any in-drawing of spaces between the ribs and above the collarbones).

His dissatisfaction was made obvious when he did not attend the musical's opening.

The changeover was made obvious to Abu Khattala, according to the FBI's lead Benghazi agent, Michael M. Clarke.

"We were not equal to the rest of the family, that was made obvious.

The economies' inter-dependency was made obvious here on the first business day after Russian troops appeared in Crimea.