Sentence examples for almost too obvious from inspiring English sources

It's almost too obvious to mention.

As potential targets go, Indian Point seems almost too obvious.

"In terms of amateur psychology it's almost too obvious.

It's almost too obvious to say her childhood moulded her this way, but it's unavoidable.

The hug shirt's love children are almost too obvious to be enumerated.

The phallic symbols combined with nudes seem almost too obvious as a theme.

So following this line of logic, the almost-too-obvious combination of children and play in a cultural visitor attraction is bound to result in a winner every time, right?

To say that we're going to do "The Housewives of Beverly Hills" is a daunting task because it almost seems too obvious.

And, anyway, Socha might almost be too obvious a choice for Meadows or Leigh: a straight-up, talkative (gobby, she'd probably call it) force of nature who can improvise as well as anybody – as she proved in The Unloved, Samantha Morton's semi-autobiographical directorial debut about growing up in a Nottingham care home.

Having shown in Holland since 1996, Edmier had always felt that an American showing tulips in the Netherlands seemed "too obvious, and almost a little cliché," he said.

His line about how he thought King could have talked his way out of trouble was almost too typical for Roger, too cutesy and too obvious.