Sentence examples for looks evident from inspiring English sources

Put it all together, and the price of thawing the Chilean winter looks evident: sacrificing a wee bit of free-market ideology.

The problem for al-Qaida is that the truth of America's claim to social equality and rule of law looks evident in the deed of Barack Obama's election.

It looks evident, however, that an individual organism in many respects is a more organized system than a biological species.

Hughes had the task of improving Stoke's playing style after he replaced Tony Pulis as manager in May 2013 and with a season under his belt further progress looked evident against Villa despite the defeat.

Firstly, to the good and sensible people of England, it looks like evident reason.

By applying the Kamada-Kawai layout algorithm (cf. Sec. 2.2 and see fig. 6), the modular feature of this network looks very evident.

Several main topics appear evident when looking at biological process categories: First, there are several large gene groups relating to differentiation: "neuron differentiation", "nervous system development", "regulation of differentiation".

All of this now looks self-evident.

As for the appropriations of, and accommodations with, liberal positions, the general abandonment of Marxist positions in favour of liberal or post-liberal ones is evident wherever one looks, but particularly evident, perhaps, among France's political theorists.

Mr. Bridges looks on with evident concern, and it's hard to watch these two actors plow through the nonsense of "K-Pax" without feeling that a terrific opportunity has been squandered.

The bustling metropolis of Accra, Ghana's capital, offers a glimpse into what the future of Africa looks like, less evident in Ouagadougou, Burkina's sleepy capital.But Ghana is Anglophone, and French-speaking Burkina like its former colonial power—has not taken to English.