Sentence examples for was often apparent from inspiring English sources

The Knicks' youth was often apparent.

The influence of gospel music, full-throated and jubilant as it is performed at New Hope Baptist Church, was often apparent in many of Ms. Houston's hit songs, including "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" and "I Will Always Love You".

When Rohatyn called, he frequently got Mitchell's wife, Martha: "It was often apparent that she had been drinking, and then I would be forced to listen with mute politeness as she raged on about Vietnam, radical students, left-wing pinkos and the cabals in Washington".

Variation of vitreous ice thickness across the hole was often apparent from electron micrographs, forming a smooth density gradient from the center toward the edge of the hole.

In the early blogging days it was often apparent that the market was about personal branding, audience building, maintaining integrity within that audience (such as disclosing whether posts are sponsored), building authority and posting frequently.

Labeling in small glial processes throughout the neuropil and in astrocytic end feet on capillaries was often apparent (Figure 5B D).

Dysfunction is often apparent.

Success, if it comes, is often apparent only after decades.

"All New People" is Mr. Braff's first play, and his inexperience is often apparent.

A comparable hypocrisy is often apparent when journalists address stories of bad behaviour.

It's often apparent from the files that the things these writers actually wrote went unread by those investigating them.