Sentence examples for Slightly obvious from inspiring English sources

"Yet if it was even slightly obvious which direction Earth was, everyone would point their feet in that direction.

One senses that the slightly obvious advice, illustrative homilies and can-do approach to ageing is better suited to the North American market – Pinker is Canadian.

At first read, it seems to me that the contents can be split pretty cleanly in two: half is genuinely good, if slightly obvious advice.

Joining Mr. Groves for this piece was the wonderful St .Lawrence String Quartet, giving flair to its slightly obvious drama; but they were powerful artillery brought in for a slender task.

She is also good at extending the boundaries of art to embrace comic books, graphic novels and posters, and tweaking site-specificity, which originated in sculptural installations tied to specific locations, into an ingenious (if slightly obvious) narrative device.

"A Better Tomorrow" ventures into slightly obvious inspirational talk ("Never let go of your mind, it is a terrible thing to waste, to lose, but it's very hard to find," GZA raps, on "Never Let Go"); what sounds like an unironic sample of "Feelings," on "Felt"; and, on "Miracle," an invocation of familiar modern rock that has an unmiraculous effect.

They've created a "super PAC" called Ready for Hillary, which is only slightly less obvious a gesture than constructing a giant neon sign reading "Run, Hillary, Run". For obvious reasons, these developments have generated a lot of discussion (including on this page) about political dynasties in America.

Perhaps it was slightly more obvious because it is slightly more crucial in this state.

The ladies may be sex objects, but in a slightly less obvious way than Playboy bunnies.

But no less necessary, if slightly less obvious, is something orange (yams, squash or even mac and cheese).

What's slightly less obvious is that almost all these stories were originally created by the same comic book writer.