Sentence examples for which becomes clear from inspiring English sources

There is an explanation, which becomes clear as groups of his team-mates, similarly attired, wander past an adjacent window.

Which becomes clear and present danger when Djokovic smashes down an overhead, which Murray isn't getting back into play.

But in the end it isn't like either of them, which becomes clear when the menu arrives and, in its wake, the food.

Yet there is a gap for him in the experience, which becomes clear when he overhears people at the museum excitedly crowding around the synthesizer used by Pink Floyd on "Wish You Were Here".

But Jimmy, despite his attenuated outlaw-biker getup, is too soft for real-life ugliness, which becomes clear in that motel room scene that shows you just what Mr. Cuesta can do.

The refreshing thing about "An Atlas of Impossible Longing" is that Roy never forgets that a house is also a bit of real estate — which becomes clear toward the end of the book.

This decision seems to mark a turning point for McNulty, which becomes clearer in the next episode, as he finally starts to grow up.

The addition of 25-OH modifies the cytoplasm, which becomes clearer with a slight swelling of both the Golgi apparatus and the endoplasmic reticulum (ER).

Perhaps the catabolic state represents an advantageous adaptive response at sea level, the benefit of which becomes clearer upon exposure to the severe systemic hypoxia of altitude?

Using a cut point of 60% to consider an economic evaluation of high quality (following the system proposed by Gonzalez-Perez 2002) obscured variation between studies, which becomes clearer in the detailed assessment of each of the 35 quality criteria of the BMJ checklist (Drummond 1996) in Figure 3.

— the importance of which become clear as the outlines of Stevens's true circumstances are revealed.