Sentence examples for really evident from inspiring English sources

The age gap is only really evident, though, during her solo numbers, which are accompanied by multiple costume changes.

"Eisenhower's hidden-hand means of meeting his objectives was not really evident until his papers were opened, many decades after he left office," Ms. Eisenhower said.

Morale and an inner strength to keep going and be there for each other, to me, is really evident and very strong.

"One of the things that was really evident to me nearing the 20th anniversary," said Mimi Madden, Sunken Garden's artistic director, was that "the audience has grown 20 years older.

And my point here is -- is that -- when it comes to politics, it's really hard to find somebody who will rather admit -- or rather talk about -- the things they don't know and make that really evident".

To the contrary, Mr. Johnson saluted Mr. Bush as the rare "somebody who will rather admit -- or rather talk about -- the things they don't know and make that really evident".

"The saying 'see one, do one, teach one' really became evident to me," Mr. Kvist says.

But Rosie's passion for getting back to basics and making things from scratch really became evident the day we went foraging.

On a global scale, the data shows that hot waves have occured much more than colder episodes over the last centur; so global warming really is evident.

The need for the workshops really became evident, Marazzi said, after the Red Sox defeated the Oakland Athletics in a 2003 division series that featured a number of controversial plays involving the rules.

It was not until the scale of the tragedy affecting sub-Saharan Africa really became evident that it was widely recognised that HIV is transmitted sexually between men and women as well.