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"never more apparent" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is becoming increasingly evident or obvious. For example: The necessity of adequate health care for all citizens of this nation was never more apparent than during the pandemic.
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The importance of television was never more apparent.
That clash is never more apparent than when Meili and Kongzi meet a stranger, Weiwei.
Bertagna said Parker's fastidiousness was never more apparent than in the evaluation of Hockey East officials.
Their love of their home town is never more apparent than during their Mardi Gras tour.
Trollope's literary genius is, in my view, unquestionable and never more apparent than in Barchester Towers.
This was never more apparent than on England's 1998-99 tofr of Australia, which was captained by Alec Stewart.
This was never more apparent than after the police massacre of 34 striking mineworkers in Marikana in 2012.
The Almanack reported: "On the last day the demoralising effect of Thomson and Lillee was never more apparent.
Revis's sentiment was never more apparent than on a turnover created by Jets safety Abram Elam in the third quarter.
Their struggle with a new identity was never more apparent than it was last Sunday against Washington.
This was never more apparent than at the end of the Falklands War, two years before he died.
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