Sentence examples for was very apparent to from inspiring English sources

'This was very apparent to me even at the time I became a movie star.

It was very apparent to me that he had no money".

"It was very apparent to me, it was very apparent to the national security committee of the Australian government, that the combined determination of the Russians and the French to frustrate that further resolution meant that the diplomatic road had come to an end.

There was a sort of indie fundamentalist mentality that was with us all the way through the 90s that was very apparent to me, where I was literally looked down on when I was in conversation with a lot of people in various drinking establishments.

In an interview, Mr. Kaminer, the owner of a public-relations company in Manhattan, said the elimination of two sections -- one on Wednesdays about computers and electronics, the other on Thursdays, a guide to live music and the regional club scene -- was very apparent to him as a reader.

But what was very apparent to everybody who knew him was how deeply devoted he was to his family.

This time it's very apparent to us what we have to do and what barriers we have to cross".

"It's very apparent to us that the system at the Air Force Academy has utterly failed the majority of victims," Col. John W. Ripley, who is retired from the Marines, said.

At one point in the proceedings, he said that relative to his first fall from grace, he thought having gone through therapy had made his second one even harder, so I stuck my hand up and demanded clarification, and out came this: "I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have done anything with the email … but now, the whole horror of it is very apparent to me.

This ongoing in-part-tech-driven "Great Divergence" is very apparent to those who are not benefiting.

The economic stability that was created by spinning off the central bank and making it independent, the discipline of the government's budgets these are very apparent to outsiders and insiders.