Sentence examples for remained apparent from inspiring English sources

His athletic prowess remained apparent throughout his life as evidenced in his mastering the 1st hole at New York's St. Andrew's Golf Club.

All this was encouraging to the two traditional parties, the Blancos and the Colorados, but the leadership vacuum in these parties remained apparent, as did the lack of a clear successor to Vázquez for the governing coalition.

The two sides appeared to solve their differences after meeting late last month with a Fulton County Superior Court judge, but the struggle remained apparent at a board meeting on Monday, with one of the members suggesting that the new chairman, Khaatim Sherrer El, was a dictator.

In the last decade, while the increasing trend of solid waste generation and the public reluctance concerning the construction of more municipal incinerators remained apparent, building more sanitary landfills were required in many counties to bridge the gap of waste disposal in Taiwan.

Yet even with the addition of Terminal 2, the need for expansion at the Benito Juarez International Airport has remained apparent.

Notably, the convoluted capillaries remained apparent in the upper dermis for many months even after cutaneous lesions had completely resolved [21], [22].

Many original details of the building remain apparent.

But for all the show's inventiveness, born of the necessity of trying to make drama on a shoestring, its flaws remain apparent.

The temple areas are best, in the earthy working-class districts of Tokyo's shitamachi, literally, the "lower town", near the Sumida River and Tokyo Bay where something of old Tokyo's mercantile vitality and lust for life remain apparent.

Marriage's purpose, in this sense, has not been just to validate the consenting adults who enter into it, but to provide support and recognition for a particular way of bearing and rearing children – one whose distinctive advantages remain apparent, even as that recognition declines and disappears.

It would still be an essential part of quality, and if it were not achieved it should remain apparent that quality was deficient in this respect.