Sentence examples for very much evident from inspiring English sources

It is very much evident that PANi doped fluconazole has considerable enhanced antifungal activity.

"I don't think subtlety is very much evident in men's wear right now," he added.

Rereading it two years on, however, I was pleasantly surprised to find these qualities still very much evident.

I daren't offer too much detail regarding the missions I played through – but the dark humour of Fallout 3 is still very much evident.

"The psychological wear and tear on us was very much evident the first year and a half we lived there," he said.

Ms. July's gift as a filmmaker, very much evident in her first feature, "Me and You and Everyone We Know," lies in her ability to will the prosaic facts of the world into a condition of wonder.

That the particulars remain very much up for debate was evident as the group's biggest conference yet convened Thursday in Manhattan.

"Class divisions are very much alive and they become evident through seemingly benign cultural tastes such as which lights you put on your Christmas tree.

And he is joining a club which, despite generally founding its efforts upon its Basque roots, is very much open to British influence, evident from previous managerial appointments of Chris Coleman, John Toshack and, as far back as the 1930s, former Tottenham defender Harry Lowe.

That Sinatra was very much second place to James is evident from the intro – it's more than a minute, and a trumpet solo from James, before Sinatra gets to sing.

His logic depends very much on Ockham's, but also evident is the influence of William Heytesbury on his Sophismata and Thomas Bradwardine on his treatment of motion.