Sentence examples for much evident from from inspiring English sources

A high degree of linear relationship between both methods is very much evident from the Pearson correlation values closer to 0.999.

It is very much evident from the plots that there is a sharp rise in the mechanical properties at small loadings of functionalized MWCNTs.

It was very much evident from the experimental results that the catalytic reduction of MB and CR in the presence of NaBH4 with AgNPs as a catalyst was near complete indicating the effectiveness of the nanocatalyst used.

Don's huge distrust of politicians is much evident.

It's pretty much evident in everything that I write.

That much was evident from the off yesterday.

That much was evident from the composition of the squad, which was light on batsmen with no reserve specialist openers.

This much was evident from the caning taken by bank shares across Europe on Monday, when investors had the opportunity to pass judgment on the findings of the European Banking Authority, which were published after markets closed for business on Friday night.

That much was evident from the by-election on October 9th in Heywood and Middleton, a constituency outside Manchester, in which UKIP - despite having no prior infrastructure in the area - lost to the party by just 617 votes.

That much is evident from his filmography as well as from his politics, but it makes him the ideal director for "Jersey Boys," inasmuch as Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons were essentially a band of the fifties and early i.e., pre-countercultural sixties, and their pre-countercultural sixtiese decand.

That much is evident from his filmography as well as from his politics, but it makes him the ideal director for "Jersey Boys," inasmuch as Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons were essentially a band of the fifties and early — i.e., pre-countercultural — sixties, and their popularity waned late in the decade.