Sentence examples for far less obvious from inspiring English sources

Far less obvious, though, is the need for sweeping change.

Or the results of storage could be far less obvious.

For wild fish, Dr. Winton says, the control strategies are far less obvious.

What's interesting is that the generational divide is far less obvious than in the 1960s.

It's far less obvious what, beyond language, a Cuban in Miami, a Puerto Rican in New York, and a Mexican in Texas are supposed to have in common.

"It transcends geographic borders and legal jurisdictions, but unlike a dark alley late at night, the threat is far less obvious.

Historical preservationists have identified potential new targets in far-less obvious places than Duboce Park.

The rash that accompanies tick-borne rickettsiosis in the Russian Far East is less obvious, and the disease apparently affects older people than Siberian tick typhus.

But this most fanciful and surreal of Williams's dramas has definitely had a far-reaching if less obvious impact, and "Once" quotes the playwrights John Guare and Richard Foreman on its particular influence on them and on the avant-garde theater in general.

While flame-haired, voluptuous Hendricks ticks the box traditionally, Jones's icy beauty in the shade, topped off with a swipe of scarlet on the lips too, was something less obvious – far less conventional, and all the more striking for that.

With its incredibly clear, clean, dry flavor– far more subtle and less obvious than other premium gins for generations Tanqueray has enjoyed the reputation as one of the world's best gins.