Sentence examples for were easily apparent from inspiring English sources

Now playing in London for the month, Trilogy was the talk of the steamie at the Edinburgh festival last summer for reasons that were easily apparent the other night: for much of it the actors are nude, there is a set piece naked dance performed by non-professional volunteers, and a finale that invites female audience members to strip on spec and join the cast in a singsong.

The report makes 94 recommendations to repair the resulting damage to First Nations society, which is easily apparent throughout Canada.

While the classic flavor of gin is dominated by juniper, these high-end gins each have their own flavor signatures, and the differences are easily apparent.

This pessimistic outlook may not otherwise be easily apparent in a dog's other characteristics, like running speed or learning ability, the study reports.

While the failures of this man are easily apparent, especially when viewed from the modern perspective, the greatness of his accomplishments transcend and are recognized well beyond his foibles as an individual.

For India, one of the most autarkic and culturally inward-looking countries in Asia until the advent of economic reforms in 1991, the benefits of globalization are easily apparent.

Duncan Clark, the chairman of BDA China, said the contrast between TOM Online's quick commercial reflexes and eBay's slower moving search for consensus among executives in China and California was easily apparent at two recent meetings.

What was easily apparent, though, is that doing a more complete blow-it-up-and-rebuild-from-scratch was categorically off the table.

The benefits of adaptation of the code are easily apparent – the ability to run parameter sweeps of simulations concurrently and the ability to script multiple scenarios quickly.

3. Remember to receive communications with the underlying good intentions that might not be easily apparent.

He hid it well enough so it wouldn't be easily apparent to fans, but he actually worked on things like drop shots and chipping-and-charging.