Sentence examples for the issue is evident from inspiring English sources
The animosity around the issue is evident in a tweet by Senator Roberto Formigoni, a political heavyweight and ultra-religious conservative, who used language unimaginable in public discourse in many other countries: the "smell of loss on the #Cirinnà bill is causing gays, lesbians, bi-transexuals and assorted faggots to break into hysterics," he tweeted.
But in the voices of the lawmakers on Thursday, the weight and passion of the issue were evident.
The racially charged nature of the issue was evident at an event on Monday to celebrate the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday.
The sensitivities surrounding the issue were evident this week when a spokeswoman for Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, said Mr. Richardson would not participate in the debate, which is scheduled for September.
The sensitivity of the issue was evident when Mr. Cuomo's mandate-relief committee released a report on March 1 that addressed specific education mandates only in a footnote saying the Board of Regents was reviewing 53 mandate relief options, as was the governor's team.
For each key theme we present overarching findings from qualitative and quantitative data sets, unless the issue was evident in only one type of data.
The magnitude of that issue is evident in every Chinese city.
The President's motive to lie in his civil deposition on the subpoena issue is evident.
Zimbabwe was among the first of many countries to answer the call, but its commitment on this issue was evident long before that.
Another key area was the efficient transfer of both verbal and written information, and this issue was evident even prior to the birth itself.
The need for greater understanding of this issue was evident in calls to "look into alternative approaches" (#9 SE Asia), and "Study [the] income generation potential of different employment support mechanisms to allow customised regional plans" (#17 South Asia).
