Sentence examples for must be apparent from inspiring English sources

What must be apparent to anyone with any sensibility of the frailty of human beings (this might exclude Dawkins) is that faith can help in times of distress.

The irony must be apparent to Juncker himself, who owes his political breakthrough to another British veto, of a previous contender for the same job.

The not-told-ness of the truth must be apparent to the reader in advance of any actual discovery, as here in Mr Bentley's oddly careful answer to a simple question.

In an era of stock market disasters, employment uncertainty and suburban homes crammed beyond their storage capacity with clothing, toys, bicycles and sports equipment, the appeal of holding a stash of cash outside the swirl of earning and spending must be apparent.

The infringement "must be apparent from even a brief and casual viewing".

The benefits of the VR technologies (whichever they may be--I have perhaps the world's broadest definition of VR--the subject of a future post) must be apparent even if the resolution is low, and the tracking is poor.

As the new Administration turns to governing, the mismatch between its proffered solutions and our aspirations and ideals must be made apparent.

According to advocates of this model, however, any such conflict must be merely apparent.

Still, he wrote in December 1835, "One thing must be perfectly apparent to every intelligent man.

The absolute laws of nature must be called apparent laws since they vary from universe to universe.

In other words, there must be constant, apparent differences between biological entities in order to separate them into natural groups.