Sentence examples for have most obviously from inspiring English sources
The poor have most obviously benefited from this transformation of the Brazilian economy, and this is reflected in the polls.
Although it's perhaps easiest to focus on the legions of women who have most obviously drawn inspiration from Bush, her influence crosses boundaries of gender and genre.
The trouble is though, I think it's the practical elements of the Cayman that have taken the greatest leap forward: the cabin design and quality are truly superb and dynamically it's the quietness, smoothness and composure that have most obviously moved the game on from the previous car.
This is for a while the type of player England have most obviously appeared to lack, though in Man City's Phil Foden they might well have one lurking in Aidy Boothroyd's Under-21s.
In his Medea, Robertson has most obviously drawn from the well the extraordinary tensions that animate the dialogue between the estranged Jason and Medea.
Now 82, he is possibly too old to play even a dissipated Barrymore, and the difference in age alters the play's meaning because it is age that has most obviously taken its toll.
Is it just coincidence that Tottenham, Newcastle and West Ham - the three clubs where the coach has most obviously struggled for control - have had the biggest upheaval this season?
Moreover, diagnostic abilities have atrophied, most obviously in the disastrous loss of ability to test cobalamin absorption status, which had been crucial to informed prognosis and management.
He didn't have the most obviously promising start.
"Even on the issue on which the Scottish and UK governments have been most obviously at loggerheads - on the prospect of an independent Scotland sharing the pound - public opinion in England and Wales may not necessarily be as hostile to the idea as has sometimes been suggested.
Because she spends months at a time in the rain forest observing wildlife, Ms. Wright has the most obviously colorful career, and her work is the easiest to understand.
