Sentence examples for reason becomes obvious from inspiring English sources

But look again, and the reason becomes obvious.

But as they talk, another reason becomes obvious, which has less to do with Glitter's music than with them.

The reason becomes obvious as he travels around the country.

But as she described the skeletal infants, the frail teenage mothers and the scale of the problems she'd seen, the reason became obvious: she'd seen too many people dying and suffering unnecessarily and wanted to help prevent it.

(When a man on the bus told me Chiloé does not have a professional soccer team, to me the reason became obvious: there was not enough flat land anywhere for a pitch).

Then the reasons become obvious.

Despite society's puzzlement as to why jail is a revolving door for so many teens, the reasons became obvious to me: The kids I taught might have made significant changes while locked up, but the world they were sent back into -- poor, violent, defined by racism -- had not.

When the old man calls him out, the reason soon becomes obvious.

The most important reason, however, becomes obvious if you ask drivers directly.

The reason for this difference becomes obvious when we recalculate the quarterly cost of performing the customer service activities.

If you had to do this on a continuous basis at a large scale, the reason for the high costs becomes obvious.