Sentence examples for more evident to from inspiring English sources

His chief virtue, "more evident to our age than his", is narrowness of vision.

But since then the differences present even then have become more evident to some activists in both domains.

This was never more evident, to Spratt, than in the months since Bowie – the real Bowie – died in January.

But most Washington observers seem to be betting on the kind of upturn that's more evident to voters.

The American dream is more evident to elites (including well-traveled historians like Adams) and to immigrants than it is to others.

(2) The typographical style of brackets may be varied within a formula to make the pairing of brackets more evident to the eye.

As the symptoms of type 2 diabetes became more evident even to Pooh's very little brain, he began to look for dietary alternatives to hunny.

These all reflect an artistic tendency, on display in past years but even more evident this year, to mix and match mediums.

Global concern about the persistence of endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDC) in the freshwater environment is more evident due to their possible disruptive effects.

While gas samples are taken, measurement deviations become more evident according to the used chamber design especially when external disturbances occur.

At 24 h, fibroblast-like morphology became more evident due to greater cell spreading and attachment (Fig. 5d f).