Sentence examples for considered too obvious from inspiring English sources

He or Redgrave also might now be considered too obvious a choice to generate the requisite thrill on Friday night.

According to the ruling, which came down in May 2007, such simple reconstitution is considered too "obvious" to be worthy of a patent.

In a fictional film, the metaphor would be considered too obvious, but it is reality that her little store is the last business in a huge, echoing, empty shopping mall.

Grover Whalen doesn't count; too obvious.

Then he laughed into his phone as if the question was too obvious to seriously consider.

Onomatopoeia is too obvious, I think.

Everything is too obvious.

No — too obvious.

Satan too obvious.

It was too obvious".

The reason is too obvious.