Sentence examples for makes evident the from inspiring English sources

Still, as this show makes evident, the work deserves more attention than it has received.

Part of the joke is in the way the obvious animalness of the protagonist makes evident the absurdity of the human behavior depicted.

Ricky is Bobby's self-destructive Johnny Boy, a nod to "Mean Streets," though in "Made" Mr. Favreau makes evident the debt that both he and Martin Scorsese owe to Cassavetes.

Not here: the invaluable Ms. Lumberg makes evident the degree to which Sadie's very heft is part of what the verbally overripe Mari values in pretty well the only person she can call a friend.

This description makes evident the real effectiveness of the present proposal in future urban environments.

The persistence and application of alternative conceptions in visions for teaching evolution makes evident the robust nature of misconceptions.

The state's own files make evident the shortage's consequences.

The Snowden affair has made evident the U.S. disposition to twist arms.

As the encyclical made evident, the pope believes that the unrestrained capitalism of the current economic order is trampling upon the rights of the poor and the weak, and destroying the environment.

As the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution have made evident, the Communist regime is spectacularly fallible, capable of making the sort of errors for which generations of Chinese continue to pay.

Not a single call came from a black viewer; there was no "Fear of a Black Planet" among MTV viewers, many of whom probably had the album, and it made evident the fact that rap had a large white fan base).