Sentence examples for nothing apparent from inspiring English sources

"There is nothing apparent that allows the core functionality to be programmed externally," Johnson said.

Mr Edmonds said the crack was at the top of the vertical cliff, but there was nothing apparent to anyone looking up from the beach below.

There is nothing apparent in the way of inside deals there, though the massive levels of networking (TEDizens must order business cards by the cubic foot) make it impossible to say for sure.

But as to motive, nothing was apparent.

Others seek cosmetic surgery — which fails to relieve anxiety and can even make the problem worse, leaving scars where nothing was apparent before.

In the light of present facts, it is the unanimous opinion of the Active members of Committee A that there is nothing now apparent in reference to the Communist Party in the United States, or to international conditions, that calls for a departure from the principles of freedom and tenure by which the Association has been guided throughout its history.

There was nothing readily apparent that the tyre was close to bursting.

There is some interesting material on the project's blog - the researchers have found that 40% of Italians have never changed their Facebook privacy settings - but nothing immediately apparent about the social network's demise among young people.

I walked into a floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall, industrial-carpeted, soundproof environment with nothing much apparent.

There is nothing more "apparent" than that a president's statements of loathing for the defendant in a court-martial — in Bergdahl's case, vehement, repeated, and insistent on the outcome — could influence the military jurors and decision-makers charged with determining his fate.

Nothing is apparent in the current literature, however, that reports a contemporary national picture of how communication difficulties are managed, and the consequences for students (in progression terms) of performing poorly.