Sentence examples similar to plainly apparent evidence from inspiring English sources
It is plainly apparent in this show.
This intent, we think, is plainly apparent from the terms of the act.
The physical toll wrought by imprisonment and fasting were plainly apparent during his court appearance on Saturday.
But by the third game, Sept. 22 at Carolina, it was plainly apparent that Snee, a four-time Pro Bowler, was not healthy.
Nonetheless, in spite of those doubts, one could not have said it was "plainly apparent from the context" that those restrictions did not apply to sections defining infringement.
And the damage that outsized and misplaced view of their capabilities has done on their respective quests for the White House is plainly apparent.
It states rather that the terms listed shall have the given meanings "unless the contrary is plainly apparent from the context". The second part of § 1127 which those courts overlooked was the opening phrase of the definition of "use in commerce," which makes it "plainly apparent from the context" that the full definition set forth in § 1127 cannot apply to the infringement sections.
"I make no apologies for the apparent subject matter," Mr. Hockney wrote, of subject matter that was plainly apparent: a couple of plump brown canine sausages, usually snoozing, rendered again and again in his recognizable off-kilter realism.
The 18-page discussion that followed contained two pieces of apparent evidence.
There is no apparent evidence for pathology.
