Sentence examples for not easily apparent from inspiring English sources

Since Eisenman is our foremost anti-Classicist, this line of descent is not easily apparent.

Overall, the debate might have made a slight difference, but it's not easily apparent in the aggregate of polling data.

Some see a maturity and level of professional experience in the nation's second most effective passer that were not easily apparent when he was a part-time starter for Oregon last year as a junior.

Social values are typically expressed in myths, legends, folktales, and riddles; the overt meanings of those various oral statements frequently conceal sociological and historical meanings not easily apparent to outsiders.

He elicited doctrines that are not easily apparent and made them in some cases more compelling than the texts themselves might allow, but he rarely forced his own views onto Aristotle without at least finding some support in the texts themselves.

It's not easily apparent what might prompt Trump voters to recognize they've made an error.

How many Americans are vulnerable isn't easily apparent — Congress has been asking intelligence agencies to disclose how many times they query Americans' information for years with no success.

3. Remember to receive communications with the underlying good intentions that might not be easily apparent.

Power of 50% was chosen because at such middling levels it is relatively easy to see differences among methods in power that would not be easily apparent at very high power levels such as 90%.

While the underlying mechanisms for this may not be easily apparent, it could be argued that predation compensation may represent a viable income for reindeer herders.

He hid it well enough so it wouldn't be easily apparent to fans, but he actually worked on things like drop shots and chipping-and-charging.