Sentence examples for an obvious setting from inspiring English sources
Llyn Syfaddon (Llangorse), the largest natural lake in Wales, provides an obvious setting for Esgaroth (Lake-town).
Watery, dark, silent, a place of sensuality and secrecy; of masks and masquerading; of an always possibly treacherous beauty; of Desdemona and Iago, Shylock, Volpone; of conspiracy and courtesans in Otway; an obvious setting for many Gothic novels Venice is not written from the inside but variously appropriated from without.
Synchronicity aside, a gymnast's training ground would seem an obvious setting in which to explore and tease out the problems so many girls face during middle school: the pressure to be the best; the search to find oneself while fitting in with teammates; the obsession over weight and body image; the overly involved momagers and the quick-to-backstab-competitive frenemies.
Moving vehicles are an obvious setting for a smarter text entry system, a la SwiftKey, that can auto-correct typos on the fly — so the application here makes plenty of sense, even beyond SwiftKey seeking new growth opportunities.
Schools are an obvious setting because they can reach so many young people, but skills can be taught through non-formal school programs, community based organization programs, street programs, naturally occurring groups and clubs.
It was an obvious set-up.
Here's an excerpt: The studio fake, of course, and an obvious set up – but it's all part of Davies' plan.
In evaluating incentives, an obvious set of questions would be: 1) To what extent does the incentive system create trust?
In the meanwhile Uber's efforts to develop self-driving tech are facing an obvious set back.
Absent the ability to make an obvious set of argument, Gregory at least has polls he can turn to that demonstrate widespread support for the President's position.
1. Entry level luxury More accessible luxury products come with an obvious set of risks, since they can quickly become ubiquitous and take the shine off the exclusivity that is luxury brands' raison d'être.
