Sentence examples for be obvious from a from inspiring English sources

Under Mark Nelson's careful, affectionate direction, what initially seems like a quaint and corny curiosity starts to stir you in unexpected ways, finding a current of real, complicated life that wouldn't be obvious from a first reading of the play.

It may not be obvious from a distance, but this group of Coalition MPs entering the 45th parliament are the most ideologically diverse group of liberal/conservatives seen at the federal level, possibly for decades.

In a perfect world, perhaps, all that would be obvious from a curriculum vitae.

These relationships may not be obvious from a table of data or could be obscured by experimental errors.

Unsupervised modeling techniques can discern relationships and patterns in the data that wouldn't be obvious from a superficial view or a human-sized sample of the data.

They are therefore very important to the system even though this would not be obvious from a local sensitivity analysis.

The reason for these disputes is obvious from a reading of the three passages above.

It's obvious from a glance that a handful of electorates contain most of Australia's threatened species.

It was obvious from a young age, he says, because she'd see him in his frocks.

It is obvious from a number of chapters that the enthusiasm of the original project has waned very little over the years.

Although Nicholls' goalkeeping talent was obvious from a young age, so, too, was the flaw in his character that meant controversy followed him around.