Sentence examples for in a very obvious from inspiring English sources

People's responses are being documented in a very obvious way.

Bray added: "In the end it was in a very obvious place so most people would just walk past oblivious, which would always make me giggle.

There's hundreds of thousands more due to be released, and the Saudi government are encouraging their citizens not to share the documents - although, crucially, they haven't directly denied the authenticity of any of the releases, instead saying some of the documents have been "fabricated in a very obvious way".

And in a very obvious way, the lists, which replaced the boxes of 3-by-5 index cards that most campaigns depended on, quickly helped improve efficiency: the integrated data showed volunteers which houses to call and not to call, which doorbells to ring and not to ring, which voters to spend more time with and which voters to keep tabs on throughout Election Day.

Our little theory, at least if it is recast in the way shown above, is therefore, in a very obvious sense, "committed" to the existence of numbers.

We're all used to games either A) forcing us on the rails for the duration or B) setting up a story in a very obvious series of player choices that affect the future outcome.

But in 2006, a series of articles revealed that JT LeRoy wasn't just a pen name for a woman named Laura Albert; he was actually personified in public by Albert's sister-in-law, who wore a very obvious disguise while appearing as JT LeRoy.

Navinfo is in some ways a very obvious buyer for the Nokia assets.

In fact, the symbols involved in computations typically have a very obvious meaning referring, for example, to bank balances, interest rates, gamma globulin levels, or anything else that can be measured numerically.

My ears quivered in amazement at hearing a very obvious lineout called a single as smoothly as Caray did.

But nobody ever mentioned the idea of trying to promote human rights in Saudi Arabia, and for a very obvious reason.