much in evidence

much in evidence

Very noticeable, conspicuous, or apparent. The players have been working hard to improve their trust and confidence in one another, and it was very much in evidence during their impressive display on the field this past weekend. As the two foreign leaders traded insults, diplomacy was no longer much in evidence.
See also: evidence, much
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

much in evidence

Cliché very visible or evident. John was much in evidence during the conference. Your influence is much in evidence. I appreciate your efforts.
See also: evidence, much
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • on the upswing
  • make a dent in
  • make a dent in (something)
  • make a dent in something
  • make a dent/hole in something
  • conspicuous by (one's)/it's absence
  • conspicuous by absence
  • conspicuous by its absence
  • conspicuous by your absence
  • conspicuous by your/its absence