Sentence examples for made of apparent from inspiring English sources

Much was made of apparent inconsistencies within and between the McCanns' and Tapas Seven's statements.

Sometimes too much can be made of the apparent burden of captaincy, though.

I called David Garrow, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author and a Supreme Court historian at Emory Law School, to ask what he made of her apparent change of heart.

On the first, much has been made of the apparent conflict between Mr Clegg's proposal and comments coincidentally published on the same day by his fellow Liberal Democrat, Vince Cable, in Parliament's House magazine.

Many attended the mass rallies in Cairo's Tahrir Square, the focus of the uprising, and there were much was made of the apparent unity between Christians and Muslims.

Measurements made of the apparent diameter of Venus during the transit, and comparison with its known diameter, will give scientists an idea of how to estimate exoplanet sizes.

Much has been made of Brett Anderson's apparent happiness in the musical "wilderness".

For still others he made use of apparent diameters, which he found to be relatively uniform for clusters of known distance.

With this in mind, what are we to make of the apparent lack of organization within the Occupy movement?

Do you think of García as an "unreliable" speaker, and, if he is, what do you make of his apparent heroism?

Bearing in mind that the press in 1994-97 was not under state control, what is one to make of this apparent continuity in the politicized media environment from the mid-1990s thethe present day?