Sentence examples for an obvious element from inspiring English sources

Which is, once again, plummeting.There is an obvious element of Catch-22 to all this.

Moreover, in the case of financial institutions, there is an obvious element of regulatory arbitrage.

There's an obvious element of metatheatre to all this: Father Christmas is dead, long live Father Christmas.

It was partly prompted by a disappointing visit Menotti once paid to the saintly certified stigmatic Padre Pio; and there is an obvious element of autobiography in the piece, set as it is among the Italian immigrant community of Manhattan.

But counterpoint, the simultaneous conversation of different instrumental voices, is rarely an obvious element in the flow; the music often moves in harmonic blocks that are so lush that they sometimes seem close to the ripe neo-Impressionism of French movie scores from the nineteen-sixties.

The fact that he couldn't get a U.S. visa to come to the ceremony may slightly boost the film's chances, but I think that it will win for another reason: Farhadi is a dully confident realist whose films have an overt, even an obvious, element of social critique, psychology by numbers, and no strangeness whatsoever.

Moreover, there is an obvious sadistic element in its crimes against humanity.

The reason for that is summed up in the title, which names an obvious missing element.

Since no objective data on snoring or OSA were collected, an obvious design element to be included in any future large prospective study would be a full respiratory recording on all contributing women.

The function of those SNPs near PRL is unknown, the SNP with the strongest interaction (rs9358531) is not located in an obvious regulatory element (Additional file 10: Figure S2).

Except for its blaring music, "A Quiet Place" is in fact mostly a very quiet movie (with one clever, if obvious, element of sound design — shots suggesting Regan's point of view remove all background sound and are delivered silent, to reproduce her deafness on the soundtrack and contrast it with the hearing of other characters and the enforced speechlessness of their environment).