Sentence examples for more apparent and from inspiring English sources

Picasso's constant motion is much more apparent, and maybe more fruitful, in sculpture.

Some of the plot's contrivances are more apparent, and a few clunker lines stand out.

"But today it is more apparent and it is getting to the decision-makers".

The gender gap in certain industries is even more apparent and damaging.

"There are a number of changes that have become faster and more apparent and stronger than we first anticipated".

The internet has made these kinds of psychographic differences much more apparent and relevant to both consumers and marketers alike.

Zils is optimistic however that as the circular economy evolves, waste-streams will become more apparent and regulators will think differently about categories.

Snowden is an icon for a less deluded era when the true dimensions of power are more apparent and the true risks of dissent more sombrely visible.

Its weaknesses are more apparent and more dangerous now, mainly because of the radicalization of the Republican Party and the institutionalization of the Senate filibuster.

Tensions with the Soviets were becoming more apparent, and the seeds of the cold war were sown, and began sprouting, in the rubble of Berlin.

The issue becomes much more apparent (and potentially challengeable) if the CEO's reward is related to those who report to him.