Sentence examples for in a more obvious way from inspiring English sources

The 142, mostly slender, poems he left behind are timeless in a more obvious way, too.

Too much wasted space and the consumer can become bored in a more obvious way.

Relevant to the formal marking of semantic distinctions captured in 14 above, Mandarin has a more obvious way to mark the stative vs. eventive distinction.

Albo did not eschew self-contradiction, apparently considering it a legitimate precaution on the part of a philosophical or theological author; indeed, he indulged in it in a much more obvious way than did Maimonides.

We have also taken the decision to release material used in court to the media so that the public can follow and understand what has happened in court in a much more obvious way – attending court should not be the only way of delivering open justice, the public should be entitled to access criminal justice through their newspapers and on their screens.

Google's Advanced Search page now allows for many of the same searches, but explained in a slightly more obvious way.

A more-obvious way of achieving conquest was to defeat the king in open battle.

But nobody was interested in his state of mind; not in the way they would have been, if he had been in custody for killing his wife in some more obvious way.

Beyond questions of violence and power in relationships, there is another, more obvious way in which "Oz" turns around traditional gender roles.

But other than that more obvious way in which people might concern themselves with status, what are some of the more subtle ways in which we engage with status?

7/ That trauma took its toll on all of them, some in more obvious ways.