Examples of 'more apparent' in a sentence
Meaning of "more apparent"
The phrase 'more apparent' is used to indicate that something has become clearer or more noticeable. It suggests that a particular aspect or quality has become more evident or easily identifiable
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Symptoms will be more apparent in stressed plants.
Attacks on privacy will become more apparent.
This is more apparent with heavier weights.
Taking her off made it more apparent.
This is much more apparent in an office environment.
Usage of the pentatonic scale is more apparent.
His calmness is more apparent than real.
It is more apparent than ever in a smaller congregation.
So the difference is more apparent than real.
Read more apparent to any sort of place.
The case is even more apparent in opera.
It is more apparent at the beginning of the episode.
And it becomes even more apparent at night.
This is more apparent when the image is enlarged.
Winners and losers will be more apparent.
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Nowhere is this more apparent than in chatbots.
Red flags certainly become more apparent.
Those are the more apparent forms of abuse.
And recumbency may make it more apparent.
This is never more apparent during a match.
And nowhere is this dependence more apparent.
These rodents are more apparent on colder days.
Loss of original gloss will be more apparent.
This is becoming more apparent minute by minute.
Varicose veins may become more apparent.
It was even more apparent to see it in person.
System becomes more and more apparent.
Nowhere is this more apparent than in international franchising.
Ambiguities in what is being said become more apparent.
The granules are more apparent at the base.
His muscle weakness is increasingly more apparent.
We know this is more apparent than real.
More apparent volume in the muscles.
Nowhere is this more apparent than here.
That of the middle is broader and more apparent.
Choice is often more apparent than real.
The differences in their lives become more apparent.
Just that it was more apparent last year.
Turning to my gear the difference was even more apparent.
His insolence was more apparent than real.
Urgency of such a project becomes ever more apparent.
Maybe it will seem more apparent on a rewatch.
Success for the museum is becoming more apparent.
Policy support is more apparent at local level.
Mainly because the marbling is more apparent.
This will become more apparent as the lessons go on.
By now the symptoms are far more apparent.
This effect is more apparent if the information is familiar.
The laminations may be more apparent now.
It may become more apparent as the story progresses.
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