Sentence examples for made more obvious from inspiring English sources

The value is in the execution, the quality of which is made more obvious by the nature of the topic: love — or bad-love — songs.

The need for repeal has long been clear and is made more obvious by a new federal lawsuit filed on behalf of eight active and retired gay and lesbian service members.

A general lack of child-friendly drugs has been made more obvious by the particular difficulty of treating children with HIV/AIDS, who have to ingest massive doses of nasty stuff.

The adjustment could be to tether pensions to after-tax earnings, as in Germany, so that the link between pension benefits and the tax burden is made more obvious.

The obvious tension we hear is made more obvious by seeing the white dancer Karl Rogers hover over Mr. Kelly's sinking Sly, but there's a potent metaphor in the deceptive chitchat.

But Grossman's lack of progress — he seems to be regressing this season; he is the second-lowest-ranked quarterback in the N.F.L., ahead of Minnesota's Tarvaris Jackson — was made more obvious Sunday because he was playing against Tony Romo.

The next round is likely only to make more obvious the fact that catching Mercedes is now beyond the opposition.

Critics also say that other diseases would make more obvious targets for elimination through editing embryonic genomes.

As The Post's fact-checkers pointed out, the full context for the comments makes more obvious that her point was that the attacks of Sept. 11 were used to paint Muslims negatively more broadly.

There is not a single thing I like about the Book Review's recent face-lift, but those cosmetic changes only make more obvious a gradual transformation that has taken place over the past several years.

But he says there's something else that Nato needs to make more obvious - and that's its resolve to respond once Article 5 has been triggered.