Sentence examples for it's quite apparent from inspiring English sources

However it's quite apparent that in all of Belle's reading, she never brushed up on the classics like the Patty Hearst story because girl has a serious case of Stockholm syndrome.

"It's quite apparent my client was remorseful and contrite with respect to admitting her conduct".

But it's quite apparent that the woman who inspires her the most is her mother.

"I don't know if it's connected," one detective said, "but it's quite apparent that bodies are dropping".

"Our agencies are treating this threat as genuine and it's quite apparent [Isis] is prepared to take on anyone who doesn't share their views," she told ABC radio.

"It's quite apparent that when people saw a divided Labour party across the country, it wasn't particularly appealing in terms of getting people's votes," Dugdale told BBC News.

Mr. Wallace said he had concluded from his original interview that "it was quite apparent Ted was unhappy".

The construction now placed on the Citizenship Clause rests, in the last analysis, simply on the Court's ipse dixit, evincing little more, it is quite apparent, than the present majority's own distaste for the expatriation power.

We have no evidence that Clinton is even aware of Boulle's African activities, but it is quite apparent that Boulle is surrounded by Democratic political connections.

It is quite apparent that Shishman's unlikely reinstallment in Vidin and alliance with Serbia were dictated by Nogai, as at the same time Serbia also came under Tatar dependence.

Indeed, it is quite apparent from reading Marion's testimony that his observations of Whiteley on the day of the robbery took place at his own house.