Sentence examples for an obvious act from inspiring English sources

Reporters Without Borders described the arrest as an obvious act of intimidation, and said it cast doubt on the sincerity of the authorities.

This was less an obvious act of branding and more an extreme form of private-public infrastructure, where open-air gyms in the borough's parks and open spaces were branded with Adidas logos and, when seen from the air, formed the London 2012 Olympic logo.

There were immediate accusations that Melania or more likely her speechwriters had committed an obvious act of plagiarism, but Trump's campaign isn't having any of that.

Ahead of a meeting today with the United Nations' special envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said: "This is an obvious act of terrorism, probably aimed at intimidating supporters of the fight against terrorism".

The obvious act that we can take is to write a Living Will that clarifies that we want to die a natural death when our time comes to die.

"To state the obvious, Act R54 as now precleared is not the R54 enacted in May 2011," Judge Bates wrote in a concurring opinion.

The first and most obvious act of cowardice in Tour de France 2014 stage one will happen in Wharfedale, when the peloton sweeps over the bridge at Kettlewell.

The most obvious act of financial predation is the private finance initiative (PFI), where schools and hospitals were built with vastly lucrative private loans.

With the Loupe, researchers suggest, the obvious act of holding it up to your eye, rather than gazing into the distance as you would with a head-up display, makes it easier to signal to someone that you're using it.

But most severe recessions we've discussed above were not preceded by some obvious act of nature or political disaster.

But voters are asked to "base your choices on quality, not on hype or size of record deal" and less obvious acts do always feature further down the list.