Example sentences of "clearly seen in [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Table 7.1 Unionist share of coalition governments , 1915–1922 Cabinet Unionists in Total no. of Total no. of Ministers cabinet ministers Unionists May 1915 22 8 24 9 December 1916 23 13 32 14 January 1919 21 10 30 14 January 1921 21 12 29 14 October 1922 22 11 29 13 The discontent caused by lack of opportunity can be clearly seen in a number of cases , but was a general phenomenon that affected all but the top dozen in the party 's collective leadership . |
| 2 | This limitation in time is most clearly seen in the case of a life estate , whether it be an estate held for the life of the tenant , or what is called an estate pur autre vie , one held for the life or lives of some other person or persons . |
| 3 | This control is clearly seen in the rules surrounding menstruation . |
| 4 | Written by John Martin Robinson , it traces the progress of the Temple family , whose political ideas and ambitions are so clearly seen in the gardens and buildings they created at Stowe . |
| 5 | The difficulties involved in reducing the world 's oil dependence are clearly seen in the fact that the transport sector is almost completely oil fuelled . |
| 6 | The increase in hydrocarbon-generating capacity is clearly seen in the reconstructed cumulative hydrocarbon yield ( Fig. 8 ) . |
| 7 | This genetic influence is most clearly seen in the case of identical ( monozygotic ) twins in which at least one of the pair suffers from the disease . |
| 8 | This is clearly seen in the crypt at Lastingham in North Yorkshire , and I have personal experience of the power of this place . |
| 9 | The Dutch origins are most clearly seen in the accommodation . |
| 10 | The nature of these conventions as a codification of existing general principles of customary international law is clearly seen in the general Hague Conventions on the Laws and Customs of War on Land , the Convention II of 1899 , revised in Convention IV of 1907 . |
| 11 | This is most clearly seen in the provisions for the protection of the civilian population , in Part IV of the First Protocol . |
| 12 | The works of painters such as Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko show the same ability to leap the boundaries between the space of the painting and that which the audience occupies , so clearly seen in the Nymphéas paintings in the marmottan Museum . |
| 13 | Chinese cultural influence was important and was most clearly seen in the impact of Confucianism . |
| 14 | This is most clearly seen in the concept of ‘ incremental ’ decision-making . |
| 15 | However , the Thatcher government 's antipathy towards local government is less clearly seen in the personal social services than it is in either education or housing . |
| 16 | Lastly , the quality strike and good downswing sequence combine to create maximum distance , which is most clearly seen in the wooden club shots . |
| 17 | Thus , the difference between the effects of Alcoholism ( the disease ) and alcohol ( the drug ) can be clearly seen in the Dry Drunk Syndrome . |
| 18 | Our motto is ‘ Love for all , hatred for none ’ and it can be clearly seen in the background of the picture . |
| 19 | This was most clearly seen in the complete absence of any concept of the personal security and inviolability of the diplomats accredited to the sultan . |
| 20 | Health care will then be denied its proper role and that is clearly seen in the discharge of elderly people into the community and a point he knows well because he 's heard it from me before , without the necessary disabled facilities being in place for those elderly people and it is his department that decided to put the disabled facilities grant in the basic credit allowance to compete against over local authority priorities in that section . |
| 21 | Four proteins indicated by arrows are clearly seen in the 1M elution of brain extract with the SSB oligonucleotide , lane11 . |
| 22 | Four peptides indicated by arrows are clearly seen in the 1M eluate of the SSB oligonucleotide incubated with brain extract . |