Sentence examples for even obvious to from inspiring English sources

When Cazorla is good he plays with a chess-board vision of the pitch in front of him, spotting runs and passes that are not even obvious to everyone in the stands.

The same thing is what frustrated me about many of the changes in Gnome 3. The whole "let's make it clutter-free" was taken to the point where it was actually hard to get things done, and it wasn't even obvious *how* to do things when you could do them.

Many of these late paintings have references to old masters like Rembrandt (Picasso had slides of Rembrandt's "Night Watch" in his studio, Mr. Richardson said), as well as Velázquez, Goya and even obvious nods to van Gogh and Manet.

Other fakes seem even more obvious to us today.

"So clearly now that we will have a grandchild, it makes it even more obvious to try and make sure we leave them something that isn't a total poisoned chalice".

It should be made more clear even though obvious to me.

If the claim is 'justified' by an objective need for health care, it is even more obvious to demand that forgone care should be reduced.

With the notable exception of Richard Armitage, the deputy secretary of state, the administration has refused to acknowledge even obvious shortcomings, such as its slowness in formulating a new counter-terrorism policy.

That humankind has been consumed in mayhem and folly ever since we started walking upright — and probably even before — is obvious to anybody who's glanced at a history book.

Today, the uninformative information provided by polls is even more acute, obvious to anyone who has followed the pollsters' fascination with the 2008 national Democratic electorate.

The parallels with the dilemma facing David Trimble that Tuesday evening were too obvious to spell out.