Sentence examples for a bit less obvious from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sandoval's potential impact is a bit less obvious.

The wood is a bit less obvious in the reserva.

Like Mr. Studdard, Avant borrows heavily from Mr. Kelly, but his borrowings are a bit less obvious and a lot more appealing.

Even though I thought the stage versions far less successful than the books, there was something they conveyed deftly that was a bit less obvious in the text: the physical shock that met this upstart creature, Cromwell; the steady, always-too-slow, appalled realisation of his betters that a man of low birth could be preferred and could triumph.

The trusty little black dress has been usurped in recent years for something a bit less obvious – Topshop Unique's pastel pink panne velvet number (try saying that after a few sweet sherries) is a sugary take that needs to be balanced out by insouciant accessories lest you be mistaken for the Sugar Plum Fairy – think low-key hair and geometric jewellery for a tough-enough edge.

What's a bit less obvious is that most startup accelerators also fail.

The right-side picture in Fig. 4 is a little bit less obvious.

But the prison's other prohibitions are, shall we say, a bit less immediately obvious in their rationale.

It's obvious, really – approach people on the day of the month they feel a bit less broke for five minutes.

"Quite a bit less, a lot better".

Television censorship is a bit less strict.