Sentence examples for this is made obvious from inspiring English sources

This is made obvious with "The People on Privilege Hill", the end piece in The Stories collection.

This is made obvious when looking at the differences in the number of FPs reported in each dataset.

This is made obvious two paragraphs later by the observation that '[s]elf-mutilation by wrist cutting has been submerged in the statistics of suicide and attempted suicide' (1967: 36).

This was made obvious when he vetoed the match-fixing bill on the grounds that it could be considered to be designed to save suspects caught up in a recent scandal.

If an individual was not pulling their weight this was made obvious by the sequencing pipeline, which had to be carefully co-ordinated within the allocated sequencing time.

This restriction is made obvious by the concept of the critical period on the example of binocular vision (Wiesel & Hubel, 1963).

What has been frequently rumoured is made obvious by this raging bull reaction to a democratic vote - the mayor and his friends have been living off this village for the past 24 years, creaming the top off development grants, pocketing graft and extracting favours.

With William Coldstream and Euan Uglow the precise geometric calculation is made obvious.

Just how complicated things can become is made obvious by the third classical music presence, the Edward Said National Conservatory of Music.

Weird to sit in a theatre — a world in which the not obvious is made obvious — and see a director's influences trump his own vision.

While the need for a library is made obvious by the presence of dozens of people a day, especially children, its future remains uncertain.