Sentence examples for is very much apparent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Quigley's sense of humor is very much apparent in today's puzzle, and the theme set boasts some killer puns: familiar phrases are changed to new phrases and clued in punny yada yada yada, you get the idea.

Though he tempers his ambitions with great diplomacy, Vernon's quest for selection in Vern Cotter's World Cup squad is very much apparent.

"The challenges of immigration are very much apparent in France and Belgium," he said.

In this brief excerpt (3), the views of the authorial voice are very much apparent.

The trio had bonded on the set, and that respect and friendship are very much apparent as they talk.

Nevertheless, the difficulty in encouraging students to participate in a study without compensation was very much apparent.

Today, after a spell in rehab, things are apparently on more of an even keel, although, as will swiftly become apparent, "normal" is very much a relative term in Love's world.

When we actually talk about our process, usually what becomes pretty apparent is our focus is very much on risk.

"Nowhere is this more apparent than in Barry where the emphasis is very much on the continued regeneration of the waterfront.

Thus, over two years after his apparent death sentence, the 67-year-old guitar man is very much alive – and well enough to begin another British tour next week.

It is very apparent from the transaxial images (and the surface plots) that the total uptake in A431 is very much smaller but also has a more irregular distribution throughout the tissue than in SKOV-3.