Because Senator Obama appears to be an acutely self-aware individual, and because you make it evident that he has been "paradoxical" for some time now, I'd like to know if he sees himself in a similar fashion — equal parts traditional and unorthodox — or if his self-image is more in line with the evocative rhetoric he uses to describe his candidacy.
It will make it evident that her dedication grants her new abilities.
The awareness of increasing constraints on the availability of resources as well as the increasing demand for access to welfare and wellbeing by developing countries and social groups make it evident the need for new economic models capable to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of resource use.
Make it evident you're onto them.
Speaking to a number of postdocs made it evident that, for many, research is in fact a rewarding and enjoyable career choice.
This strong commitment to the power of selection may be why Mayr wrote the following in 1963: "Much that has been learned about gene physiology makes it evident that the search for homologous genes is quite futile except in very close relatives".
Romans chapter 1 says "that which is known about God is evident within them [that is, all mankind]; for God made it evident to them". We all know God is there, but the problem is that mankind in general has turned away from him, whether through atheism or idolatry: "even though they knew God, they did not honor Him as God, or give thanks…and their foolish heart was darkened". (Romans 3 19, 21).
Mr. Eisner, who promoted several other Disney executives today, made it evident that the new job was a test for Mr. Iger.
As Giambi hustled out of the clubhouse, he made it evident that he would trade a shattered bat for an R.B.I. every day.
The results made it evident that the model with the compensation provided a better estimation, especially for the DBP.
In hindsight, Rosenberg's actions in his final days made it evident that he was not trying to evade death but, rather, was preparing for it.
