Sentence examples for a somewhat obvious from inspiring English sources

He was coming off a bona-fide hit, last year's "The Little Dog Laughed," a somewhat obvious satire about the perils of fame.

Apart from repeating a somewhat obvious image of a staircase, he falls back on his signature formal devices to convey generalized transcendence: sooty colors, gritty textures, receding architectural perspectives, physical bulk.

Last April, Swedish house DJ Avicii, aka Tim Bergling, let a somewhat obvious cat out of an already transparent bag when he admitted that most major DJ's sets are pre-programmed.

It begins as a romantic comedy about a lively young woman (Ms. Parker in half the title role) engaged to a dull man, and it changes halfway through into a somewhat obvious drama about the intrusions of real tragedy into what should be the happiest of times.

A somewhat obvious part of digital enablement is the ability for the product to ship well.

A somewhat obvious conclusion can be drawn from this is that there is a clearly growing interest by researchers and an effort towards understanding the relation between SME mortality factors and the work of small business owner-manager.

It's a gambit that initially feels a little lightweight, somewhat obvious.

It's a peculiar tale, drawing heavily upon a range of somewhat obvious sources (Picnic At Hanging Rock, Lord of the Flies, Heavenly Creatures etc) but still finding its own oddly off-kilter voice.

It's a smart, if somewhat obvious move for Google.

That's because they figured out a brilliant, if somewhat obvious, end-around to copyright laws that restrict them from playing music outright: music videos hosted on third party video sites like YouTube.

That diversity, in addition to our own experience with such referrals, suggests a different, if somewhat obvious, idea: There is more than one clinical phenomenon in play, and no single model applies to all clients presenting with or complaining of hypersexuality.