Sentence examples for only fully evident from inspiring English sources

Even better, when someone from House Lannister struck out, the loudspeaker delivered repeated cries of "Shame!" This was another lift from the "Game of Thrones" soundtrack, and the wit of this one was only fully evident to those who are caught up on the show's most recent season.

Gorky was a Romantic, though that only becomes fully evident in his art at the end.

As the health consequences of smoking only become fully evident 40 to 50 years after it was first taken up, the full effect on women's health will only be seen after several decades.

But the extent of that devotion has become fully evident only now, with the publication of "Il Libro dei Sogni" -- "The Book of Dreams". These sketches, mostly done with variously colored felt-tip pens, are a reminder that Fellini came to Rome in 1939 to study law but instead spent two years as a cartoonist and writer for a satirical fortnightly.

That he was also an irreplaceable witness of the age in which he lived, as well as a remarkable personality in his own right, became fully evident only when a mountainous archive of newly discovered journals, letters and private papers, now owned by Yale University, began to appear in 1951.

It is only quite recently their effects have become fully evident.

In the industrial economy, too much capital spending was fully evident in idle factories.

The clarity and punch of Beatty's choreographic style are fully evident in this restaging.

Mr. Fry's easy touch is fully evident in the 2005 Old Vines chardonnay ($24.99).

The humanistic promise of this picture is not fully evident until the viewer comes upon "Osman and Farid, Blind Qari' Brotherss".

But the building society warned that any impact from the vote might not be fully evident in July's figures.