Sentence examples for the difference is apparent from inspiring English sources

The difference is apparent if you compare what astrologers actually did and what the new astronomers were doing.

Cross the former east-west border, including the one within today's Germany, and the difference is apparent almost at once.

They use the freshest mozzarella, and the difference is apparent when you taste the creaminess, unlike the rubbery sensation of so many pizzas.

Others take a similar American-market model and transform it into the Japanese equivalent part by part, even if the difference is apparent only to aficionados.

The difference is apparent at sushi bars popular with Japanese patrons, like Sushihatsu on the Upper East Side, where every piece of fish was two to three inches long when I visited.

By contrast, here's a clip from a prior documentary film of dances by Bausch, "Un Jour Pina a Demandé" ("One Day Pina Asked"), from 1982, in which the director, Chantal Akerman, films one of the dances that Wenders also features prominently in his film: The difference is apparent at once: Akerman doesn't show the whole stage, or even the whole action.

The difference was apparent the instant I thumbed the starter button.

The company demonstrated the set next to a 1080 and the difference was apparent, but not gotta-have-it startling, mostly I suspect because the TV was 55 inches.

Then the Michael Brown grand jury's decision came and the difference was apparent.

The difference was apparent not only when the candidates were talking, but when they were listening, she noted – not an unimportant chunk of time, because most of the time, viewers saw both candidates simultaneously on split screens.

In our interviews, this difference is apparent in the different foci of hospital physicians and GPs.