Sentence examples for are mostly obvious from inspiring English sources
The Irish band sheds youthful innocence in favor of weightier themes, but the lyrics are mostly obvious and the production touches have become largely anonymous.
The country's differences are mostly obvious, familiar to anyone who hasn't been living in a cave (at least one without Wi-Fi).
"That's mostly obvious through her abilities.
But a distinction — between what is real and what is fiction — that is mostly obvious and unproblematic in popular culture isn't functioning so neatly in the museum setting.
"Natural Selection" has some funny jokes, and it handily takes the festival prize for sheer ambition in its desire to envision where various pernicious cultural trends will lead us, but as serious topical satire, it is mostly obvious and jejune.
The survival benefit is mostly obvious for DFS.
However those advantages are mostly not obvious and the decision where to use hybrid workplaces are usually solely based on experience and intuition of the planning engineer.
The exhibition wants to generate a punkish energy, but its means are mostly crude and obvious.
Other stops are mostly remote towns.One obvious benefit for Qinghai, or at least its image-obsessed officials, is an excuse to spend lots of money on the construction of business parks and apartment blocks around lavish new railway stations.
In all of these studies it became obvious that nematodes are mostly one of the dominant meiobenthic taxa.
