Sentence examples for made obvious by from inspiring English sources

The role of the film resistivity is made obvious by studying two different film compositions.

Incorrect normalization is usually made obvious by convoluted and complex application code.

First date: Reveal introverted bookishness (usually made obvious by my cat-eye glasses and social awkwardness).

While the need for a library is made obvious by the presence of dozens of people a day, especially children, its future remains uncertain.

She said it was a minor assumption that should have been made obvious by her subsequent analyses, and that did not excuse her professorial critics.

There is something about it that I crave on grey, winter days; there is something warm and generous about Morocco, qualities made obvious by its food.

This is made obvious two paragraphs later by the observation that '[s]elf-mutilation by wrist cutting has been submerged in the statistics of suicide and attempted suicide' (1967: 36).

The reasons the Giants preferred Allen over Smoot were made obvious in comments made by Giants personnel today.

Yet Irish doctors are restrained from making obvious medical decisions by a fear of potentially severe consequences.

"The First Purge" hit theaters on July 4 and continued to make obvious jabs at the president by involving an unmistakable parody of a MAGA hat in its promotional material.

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.