Sentence examples for never been evident from inspiring English sources

First, the industry needs Montgomery, the Local World chairman, and his chief executive Steve Auckland, to bring new meaning to innovation and risk-taking – two factors that have never been evident in the long history of regional and local newspapers.

A fascinating feature of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's beautiful exhibition of his abstract constructions, especially the famous mobiles, is how deftly it reveals an aspect of Calder's work that, to me at least, had never been evident before.

This belief has never been more evident than it is today.

"The benefits of our international footprint have never been more evident," Mr Soames said.

The confluence of the logo and fashion has never been more evident than right now.

The need for the better use of scarce planetary resources has never been more evident than it is today.

The need to prioritise climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction has never been so evident or urgent.

This style has never been more evident than in his decision to expand the war in Afghanistan.

The simple charms of "Poems," in which Manjiro and Kayama forge a friendship by exchanging verse on a journey, have never been more evident.

Ms. Cook's paradoxical gift of packing a lifetime's experience into a lyric while maintaining a classic simplicity has never been more evident.

Certainly that has never been more evident than in "Doogal," an animated clunker that calls on its designated noisemaker (a moose voiced by Kevin Smith) something like a dozen times.