Sentence examples for becomes pretty obvious from inspiring English sources

With a weekly review it becomes pretty obvious when a project falls in this category.

It becomes pretty obvious that Canadians are much less willing to lend their voices to support activists who are justifiably angry.

In "The Hateful Eight," the characters all have cool nicknames like "The Hangman" or "The Cow Puncher," and with Mobray's nickname, "The Little Man," one possible "Inglourious Basterds" connection becomes pretty obvious: .

However, there are some, both fans and media, who have asked the question, "Why didn't the players report him?" First of all, if you put yourself in their shoes, it becomes pretty obvious why the players didn't report Rice.

Take a trip to the west of Scotland during the summer months, when Protestant loyalist flute bands are out in force, and this becomes pretty obvious, so it's hardly surprising that groups like the BNP and SDL lack appeal.

Make sure you don't make it obvious sweets are being sold, i.e. make sure that your whole form isn't eating sweets at the same time, otherwise it becomes pretty obvious to teachers what is going on.

It soon became pretty obvious.

Presumably it became pretty obvious pretty fast that his would be a life of the mind.

When Lou got involved, it became pretty obvious to me they wanted Lou.

"It became pretty obvious in the last few months that Lehman was not going to get the I.P.O.

"It became pretty obvious early on that the fees were going to rise anyway, which was frustrating," he says.