Sentence examples for made immediately apparent from inspiring English sources

The assistant manager, Sean O'Driscoll, first-team coach, Gary McAllister, head of performance, Glen Driscoll, and head of opposition analysis, Chris Davies, were all relieved of their duties on Thursday as Klopp's authority was made immediately apparent.

As portrayed by Hall, it's also made immediately apparent that Chubbuck lacks the requisite on-camera appeal that her job calls for: interviewing subjects, she comes across as sedate and cold.

The dancers are both women, but their distinct characters are made immediately apparent.

For instance our clustered matrices of significance score made immediately apparent that phenotypic changes were usually more significant under β-stimulation than β-blockade (consistent with iso and ate being administered to healthy animals housed in a reduced stress environment).

What the album makes immediately apparent is that Mr. Dusapin — like his teacher, Iannis Xenakis, as well as modern composers like Harrison Birtwistle and Magnus Lindberg — has an exceptional knack for yoking and shaping the raw power of massed orchestral forces.

It was not made immediately clear on Saturday if the apparent drop in numbers represented early signs of the protest being on the wane, or if prisoners were taking a pause, possibly coinciding with the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Visual evidence of healing was apparent in most of the radiographs compared with those made immediately post-operatively.

Men who made it immediately apparent that they were drawn to me I was familiar with.

Her thank you speech, humble and warm, made it immediately apparent, for anyone who wasn't aware, why she is beloved.

This bag showed that he was "no different from a cocaine or heroin dealer peddling poison on the street corner," she said, and made it "immediately apparent" that he was not a legitimate doctor.

With the prospect of the Olympics, rents in slum areas for favelas that have wonderful views have begun to climb in anticipation of the games although photos do not make it immediately apparent why visitors to the Olympics would want to stay in such places.