Sentence examples for are no less obvious from inspiring English sources

The designer labels may be hidden, but they are no less obvious to the cognoscenti than those of Chanel or Prada -- and confer just as much social cachet.

Their flaws — a paucity of offensive playmakers, a meager pass rush and an erratic quarterback — are no less obvious in October than they were in August or June or April, long before season-ending injuries claimed Darrelle Revis and Santonio Holmes.

Hezbollah's military commitment in Syria is no less obvious.

And the officers' presence was no less obvious around Windsor's usually tranquil downtown.

The show is no less "obvious", in a sense, than Kay's standup, but that's fine, because the detail brings this everyday situation to such rich life.

For it is no less obvious to Muslims than to other people that some of God's orders leave gaps to be filled in, and that others require interpretation.

For the viewer, at least, that ability is never in doubt, which is both a testament to the character's strength and a sign of the film's adherence to formula — a formula that is no less obvious for being executed so skillfully.

The answer is no! "Two less obvious factors predated the recession.

Given this mission, pasta dishes and risottos are no less valid for being obvious.

But no less obvious is the unfairness to any individual denied his just reward because his race, nationality or gender lies outside a preferred class and whose advancement does not serve the interests of diversity and proportional representation.

It's a tremendous tide, and no less obvious than what we'll all witness in this election year as candidates vie for our attention.