Sentence examples for especially obvious when from inspiring English sources
This becomes especially obvious when comparing the box office numbers.
The spontaneous appearance of order is especially obvious when the water vapour condenses into snow crystals.
These are especially obvious when undercover reporting methods and elaborate subterfuge are used.
(This becomes especially obvious when the song is juxtaposed with scenes from "The Passion of the Christ").
This is especially obvious when you look at the diversity of Christianity in the U.S. If you want to learn about Christianity, who are you going to call?
Hendrickson's determination to see a glimmer of brightness is especially obvious when he encounters 83-year-old John Ed Cothran, one of the sheriffs and a contemporary of H. C. Strider, who helped pull Till's mutilated body from the Tallahatchie River.
This is especially obvious in the dark periods, when relative power in the slow delta frequencies was importantly lower than in the faster delta frequencies.
They considered that it was obvious when a child was obese, especially if the child was older, and the child's overweight appearance was clearly recognised as deviant.
This is another period when the participants' negative emotion manifested especially obvious during the whole treatment.
"This is especially important with ceramic hobs as it is not always immediately obvious when a ring is switched on.
Especially obvious, perhaps, but also especially popular.
