Sentence examples for making it apparent that from inspiring English sources
The financial crisis has revealed the extent of the inter-linkages among markets, making it apparent that cross-border dealings require regulation.
Bernie Williams slammed a home run in the ninth inning, increasing the lead to two runs, and making it apparent that the Yankees would win for the 25th time in Clemens's 28 starts.
In order to make it apparent to him that I was not stalking him, I stated out loud in a some what overly mundane idiotic tone "Oh Vice and their crazy articles you know," and surprisingly he had heard of you, thus making it apparent that I wasn't truly reading some article on how to stalk him personally.
Meanwhile, New York gallery owners became aware of Christian's ruses thanks to a 1983 article from People magazine that was eventually faxed to just about anyone in the art world who mattered, making it apparent that this wasn't the first time Christian had gotten caught in an unsustainable hustle.
It has been suggested that it is perhaps more accurate to consider nudge in terms of "manipulation," [ 29] which describes someone influencing a situation in order to achieve a desired outcome, without making it apparent that this is occurring.
Lesson # 5: Just watching the elegant swiftness with which the Crocus reveals its hidden beauty, and smelling its sweet fragrance makes it apparent that the cosmic forces of the entire universe are on its side.
The new study makes it apparent that although psychotherapy is holding its ground, few people these days undertake a lengthy sojourn on the couch.
And Harry Nadal's costumes make it apparent that they prefer to dress for war zones.
Elizabeth Edwards's answers made it apparent that she is a woman of candor and courage.
But the cards also made it apparent that the White Sox are done celebrating and are focused on making it 2 for 89.
A Memphis television channel, WREG, showed the video to Mr. Carter's mother, who made it apparent that the demonstration did little to convince her.
