Sentence examples for not even apparent from inspiring English sources

It is not even apparent how much longer Mr. Medvedev will be president.

It's not even apparent that we can constructively intervene anywhere.

I think that watching him deal with this loss, and seeing aspects of himself that were not even apparent or evident to him or the people closely around him until he realized he was losing this thing, is worth watching.

In some cases the direction of the experimental setup was not even apparent from the description of the dataset.

Or, and this is something we've seen quite a lot of recently, the policies in question aren't even apparent until an account or activity gets some kind of public airing, perhaps even here on TechCrunch.

It was not even the apparent unwillingness to compromise which caused my frustration.

At first glance, it's not even terribly apparent what the bomb represents – it looks like one of those fundraising charts you sometimes see on church lawns, but for a bomb instead of new bells.

However, the flip side of this is the lack of notice to users of the assumptions that a system is making, which may not even be apparent to those building the system.

Worse yet, it may not even be apparent that something has been configured incorrectly, creating a situation where invalid results are trusted.

During her husband's lifetime alone, she had at least three lovers; if her hints are to be believed, none of her three children, not even the heir apparent Paul, was fathered by her husband.

A decade and a half later, the Beeb announced that budget cuts were forcing it to take the service off the air; and, as soon became apparent, not even high-profile disgruntlement from Richard Bacon and an indignant petition would be able to stop it.