Sentence examples for be obvious at a from inspiring English sources

While the reason for this might not be obvious at a first glance, it is compelling upon further reflection.

Sexual orientation and identity, too, can be obvious at a very early age (from six onward): once more, how scary to grow in an atmosphere that makes "queers" always the butt of jokes with no balancing official information.

In other words, it may be obvious at a glance whether an image or a phrase refers to a racial stereotype, but to determine whether a message is racist, a viewer has to consider the current political context, and has to make a subjective assessment of the comedian's intentions.

It shouldn't be obvious at all: simply an elegant pallor.

The brain damage these babies had suffered was obvious at a glance.

Lanzmann was and is a French journalist, and his qualifications for undertaking such a project were obvious at a glance.

It's obvious at a glance that acupuncture has at best a tiny and erratic effect on any of the outcomes that were measured.

Preservationists looked at the beasts differently; and not just because it was obvious at a quick glance that they were not cows.

And even though these forces are minuscule, their effect changes the liquid's behavior in a way that is obvious at a much larger scale.

SIGNS of middle age were obvious at a recent gathering of Nasscom, the club for India's giant IT industry, which now has sales of $100 billion and is dominated by outsourcing firms.

The implication was obvious: at a time when even the mighty Metropolitan Opera has abandoned its longtime custom of presenting free concert performances of operas in the park each summer, the New York Grand Opera has carried on with its staged productions.