Sentence examples for no more apparent from inspiring English sources

The bonhomie between performer and crowd is substantial and no more apparent than when Sir Brucie wheels on four male crowd members to take part in a shambolic rendition of Top Hat, White Tie and Tails.

This was no more apparent than in the lack of talk about twerk.

The social gaps between the rich and poor are no more apparent than in the East End.

The invisible organisms causing infection and illness were no more apparent or comprehensible to most people than noxious gases.

Political stability and unity were no more apparent among the Catholic Balkan Christians than among the Orthodox.

This revelling in the comfort of diversity, as if immigrants were somehow fauna and flora, is no more apparent than in London.

Dear is reported to have told law enforcement officers at the scene of the crime, "No more baby parts," an apparent reference to political attacks accusing Planned Parenthood of illegally selling fetal tissue.

Exactly why will no doubt become more apparent as the game proper progresses, but the beta offers just a handful more missions – all of which are set in the "Cosmodrome", the patch of old Russia that just magically has everything I need right now in it.

This no-nonsense approach was never more apparent than when she talked about role models, rubbishing the idea that women need other women to look up to.

At no time was that more apparent that the first 12 seconds of tonight's game.

No time is this more apparent than when you can get a good look at what's inside a lens.