Sentence examples for quite apparent from inspiring English sources

Hindsight makes the clumsiness of ordering the narrative quite apparent.

It soon became quite apparent that they weren't going to come into the station.

But it is quite apparent that it could do no good in either respect.

But it's quite apparent that the woman who inspires her the most is her mother.

No committee reports accompanied the Patriot Act but the floor statements make Congressional intent quite apparent.

"It's quite apparent my client was remorseful and contrite with respect to admitting her conduct".

That was quite apparent on Malakhov's crunching hit on Isbister, who is 6-4 and 230 pounds.

It is, therefore, quite apparent that work needs to be done at all levels to change this.

Civilian and their activities had a quaint irrelevance that was, plainly, quite apparent to the civilians themselves.

Mr. Wallace said he had concluded from his original interview that "it was quite apparent Ted was unhappy".

"I don't know if it's connected," one detective said, "but it's quite apparent that bodies are dropping".