Sentence examples for an obvious note from inspiring English sources

"Timebomb" sounds an obvious note of alarm.

There's an obvious sad note at the end, that the writers of this "letter" might perpetuate the cycle of decline themselves, but the hope is that, by seeking knowledge over violence, they might prevail.

Even if the most obvious note of tension is the issue of why it's happening in the first place.

However, Peter Quilter's script has fared less well, with Time Out New York dubbing it "a mawkish British spin on Garland", and the Hollywood Reporter claiming that his script "hits every obvious note except the pathos".

But on the obvious note, I love Simone de Beauvior.

There's the obvious note that I'm checking with Sansa on something I've flagged to her already this season a couple of times -- Jon Snow is not really your brother.

"Swing and R'n'B are the dance pop music of their eras, so there's an obvious synergy," notes Mr Chuckles.

The Hollywood Reporter noted that it all seemed "a bit too obvious", noting the fact that Jackson, who plays Fury, is reprising the role in Avengers: Age of Ultron, although pointing out that it could be in a postmortem flashback appearance.

(It would make an obvious double bill with the documentary "Note by Note: The Making of Steinway L1037").

A few cast members dive into their incongruous roles with relish — the decidedly unformidable Merlyn Berg has a blast as Batman — but the script hits obvious notes early and often.

Mr. Parke likewise hits the obvious notes in his character, never illuminating the recesses of Reuben's anger that make him cling so doggedly to his public recrimination.