Sentence examples similar to a more obvious instance from inspiring English sources

A more obvious example is the mouth.

Electronic banking, personal computers, the Internet and associated e-commerce, and "smart" cards were some of the more obvious instances where this revolution affected every aspect of private and commercial life.

COMMENT: "I would make a more obvious distinction between the manual curation efforts and the development of the NER and relation detection tools, for instance by placing the first 3 sections of Methods in a different "Data curation" section".

Mr. Boulud had a more obvious answer.

The polymorphous perversity of the Belgian Félicien Rops, for instance, doesn't quite translate into the ribald feminism of Betty Tompkins and Judith Bernstein Sue Williamss, whose sense of line is similar to Rops's, would have been a more obvious choice).

The visual arts showed a more obvious continuity.

I couldn't have picked a more obvious wine.

But a more obvious one is lack of political will.

Can there be a more obvious conflict of interest?

For unconventional musicians, it's a more obvious partnership.

In time that too would become a more obvious benefit.