Sentence examples for ever obvious from inspiring English sources

Nor was it ever obvious that Castilian would one day become Spanish.

To contemplate the real causes of Climate Change and its ever-obvious reality is to actually admit "My God, we are killing ourselves!" A hard pill to swallow, but it is nothing short of that.

In fact, it will become ever more obvious in 2013 that, despite the obvious differences in their political processes, America and China have something very basic in common: both now formulate foreign policies that are designed mainly to boost their economies.

These contradictions are becoming ever more obvious.

Even better, it becomes ever more obvious that he is enjoying the contest.

If there was ever an obvious path to follow, Bell avoided it, either by design or accident.

It becomes ever more obvious that the war against terrorism launched post 9/11 has been a dreadful wrong turning.

As more foreclosures take their toll, the need becomes ever more obvious for a comprehensive, national effort to avert evictions.

But it has become ever more obvious that the weak, uncoordinated multilateral attempt to pressure the Zimbabwe regime has failed.

As bank fees have moved from being invisible to being visible, the inefficiency and greed of the big banks has become ever more obvious.

But the failures of the current system are getting ever more obvious, especially given the jaw-droppingly large variances in performance.