Sentence examples for all that obvious from inspiring English sources

He shows it is not at all that obvious.

That's not actually all that obvious, at least as far as interest rates are concerned.

The past and present collide in all these images, though frequently in ways that aren't all that obvious.

A candidate to contemplate for a test-drive of this idea: the trial of I. Lewis Libby Jr. President Bush wasn't all that obvious at first glance.

(What is that strange gloopy salad dressing Pret slicks over everything?) And I'm not sure that the distinction between Pret and McDonald's is all that obvious.

More seriously, many experts, including the IMF, believe that putting the euro on hold would create currency turmoil as markets started to make their own guesses.Nor are the gains from delay all that obvious.

The presenters, who don't make much impression, play a lot of David Bowie, plus some excellent and not-all-that-obvious soul and funk.

Add up to all that, the obvious restrictions imposed by so many Middle East regimes on the foreign correspondents, and the picture emerging is very discouraging.

In a perfect world, perhaps, all that would be obvious from a curriculum vitae.

SINCE September 11th 2001, it has become obvious to all that the world is a risky place.

Put all that together, and it was obvious he would go conservative in selection.