Sentence examples for most apparent example from inspiring English sources
The most apparent example came against Brazil last year, when Klinsmann threw winger Alejandro Bedoya into a defensive midfield role he had never played before.
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The most apparent example of this phenomenon is the interaction between glu25GLY and ala29VAL in producing the derived preferences.
The most apparent examples are the numerous sorts of domestic plants and animals that were selected for different traits for human consumption, use, or pleasure.
Most apparent counter examples are merely apparent.
Perhaps the most readily apparent examples of the neighborhood's distinctive architecture are the metal awnings jutting out from the brick facades, put here to provide shade and an anchor for the pulleys that workers use to load carcasses from trucks to warehouses.
The most recent and highly apparent example of media degradation of victims is the ongoing crisis in Gaza where Netanyahu's dehumanizing description of Palestinian victims as "telegenically dead" garners far less criticism than the Hamas charter or that Gazans voted terrorists into office.
These values are most apparent when the treatment modalities differ greatly, for example surgical versus non-surgical interventions.
What's there instead is a thinking process in play, one whose peculiarly slowed-down restlessness and subtlety are most apparent when a single theme -- the sink, for example -- is reconfigured dozens of ways.
This legacy is most apparent in the feature films of the Walt Disney Animation Studios, for example in Fantasia (1940), which included anthropomorphic dinosaurs animated in a naturalistic style, with careful attention to timing and weight.
For example, Asia has seen a steady increase in emissions of SO2 and NOx, as well as NH3 a phenomenon most apparent in parts of China and India, where coal burning for industrial and electricity production has greatly expanded since about 2000.
