Sentence examples for is rather obvious from inspiring English sources

"What information consumes is rather obvious".

In this instance, however, the connection is rather obvious.

As early as 1971 Herbert Simon observed that "what information consumes is rather obvious: it consumes the attention of its recipients.

The reasons for this slaying of the US constitution's sixth and 14th amendments (right to legal counsel and right to due process) is rather obvious.

The result of such an anonymous roster is rather obvious: the Yankees have not played like a championship-caliber team — or even one working their way toward becoming one, like the 1995 Yankees, Rivera's first club.

The contrast with flippant, rootless Adam anxious to wheedle money out of his bride-to-be's father so they can afford to conduct a relationship which neither of them takes with the least seriousness is rather obvious.

It should be rather obvious: if you are a Republican, George W. Bush won.

Some are rather obvious; others you might not have heard of.

But over all the music and the ironic humor were rather obvious.

"The pressure by the United States on Iraq to sign the treaty was rather obvious over the past week.

For example, the way Mr. Eschenbach drove the first movement to its blazing, brassy conclusion was rather obvious.