Sentence examples for form of obvious from inspiring English sources

If Hamilton had faced some form of obvious impairment for going off, the question of an official penalty would not have needed to be raised.

Most of the challenges don't come in the form of obvious, outright discrimination – there's little of the Mad-Men-style ass-grabbing or blatant disparate treatment – but rather, male associates are given subtle advantages in mentorship, professional opportunities, informal communications, and even compensation.

The generated moiré patterns appear in the scanning result in the form of obvious periodical patterns, color skew, and color noise on the edges of artworks.

Given that the low-hanging fruits in the form of obvious peptide targets have already been picked, it has now become necessary to explore new routes beyond traditional peptide design.

Moreover, it is more sensitive to surface stiffness condition than body waves represented in the responses of the corresponding wave forms of obvious different amplitudes and arrival time.

We need to work together to fight the newer forms of obvious oppression: discriminating against specific religions; targeting certain communities for surveillance; whipping up the fires of racial hatred and fanning those flames for political purposes.

The salute is certainly an "obvious" form of resistance — obvious insofar as it is recognizable to anyone around the world who has been in contact with Western popular culture in recent years.

And as New York Daily News reporter Dan Friedman explained, he unwittingly started the Friends of Hamas rumor when he posed the Hagel question to a GOP aide in the form of "an obvious joke".

Instead, says Juliet Bernard, editor of The Knitter magazine, it's because taking up a hobby is a cheap form of entertainment: "The obvious reason is that, with everyone having less money to go out or buy things for themselves and their home, they turn to craft".

Early naturalists regarded the sponges as plants because of their frequent branching form and their lack of obvious movement.

In fact, perhaps owing to the speed at which the jury arrived at their decision, Judge Koh will take a look at the form first in search of "obvious" issues.