Is this something that you'd planned, or was it something that became apparent as you were writing?
That was something that became apparent after winning our ethical award in 2008.
"People want to party," he said, something that became apparent last December, after the two chilling months succeeding Sept. 11.
He stated as fact something that became apparent to Americans only since the protracted recount in Florida: "Some voting methods have much higher error rates than others.
What she wished was that her parents had talked to her more openly about how different their life was from everyone else's — something that became apparent when she left Manhattan and landed at the University of Chicago.
But spend any time on the show's set in Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood and multiple people will remark, unprovoked, on the chemistry between them, something that became apparent during an interview with both actors in Ms. Russell's chilly trailer (the heat wasn't working).
Something soon became apparent to both men: Brodeur almost always celebrated his victories, including his last game with the Devils on April 13 , 2014 by raising his stick to the crowd, tilting his helmet back on his head and winking at his children in the seats.
Something immediately became apparent to all of us.
"He did one thing that was the severe violation, and then something else became apparent".
But the need for something more became apparent when the company expanded into telephony, the consumer market and beyond.
I pushed back my chair and began talking about what we had to do that day, figuring he'd respond and then head out, but after about 15 minutes, something else became apparent to me.
