Sentence examples for it is apparent when from inspiring English sources
It is apparent when Glass is on, he says, and when people use Glass they soon find taking pictures is not that interesting: real life is actually a whole lot more boring.
"The Catcher in the Rye" collects dust while "To Kill a Mockingbird" is touted as the best sophomore book — I do not know if this is student or teacher driven, just that it is apparent when I look at the dust balls around the edge of the stacks of J. D. Salinger's famous novel.
However, it is apparent when comparing the figures that utilization rates increased over time, increasing the geographic coverage of counties with more than 8% average annual utilization.
It is apparent when the positive feelings toward what we are doing come from inside us and are evident for others to see.
It is apparent, when studying protein sequences, that during evolution all protein families conserve some portion of protein sequences for efficient function/performance and/or stability of three-dimensional structure, which distinguishes its members from all other unrelated proteins [ 26].
Coach Herman Edwards said it was apparent when he watched film of the Jets' games last season that Testaverde was still favoring his left leg after a torn Achilles' tendon that ended his 1999 season.
But Gooden has a long way to go: it was apparent when the Yankees faced him in May that he was short on stuff and needed to make major adjustments to regain his status as a viable contributor.
It's apparent when you realize that the most popular and addictive apps that this generation uses have novel ways of using touch to create deeper connections.
It's apparent when walking through galleries that the work of female artists is often overlooked.
It was apparent when they decided to wreck the country's credit rating rather than pass a routine debt ceiling increase.
It was apparent when they repeatedly held disaster relief hostage, insisting on haggling over budget cuts before doing the urgent work of helping people.
