Sentence examples for it's obvious from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "it's obvious from" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that something is clear or evident based on the information or context provided. Example: "It's obvious from her expression that she was not pleased with the decision."
No one would ever allege that Craigslist employs the cleaners who advertise on its site — it's obvious from the very nature of the listings that the company exercises no control over the cleaners' work.
While it's obvious from Frank Bruni's profile that Carly Fiorina's personal experience informs her position on abortion, her experience has done nothing for her opinion on health care reform.
It's obvious from what's happened that its admitted that it was a mistake".
However, it's obvious from Karim's shocking pink feather eyelashes and broken umbrella that he isn't your average tour guide.
(The "he" is not identified, but Mrs. Barker, Ms. Hatchel's grandmother, believes it's obvious from the preceding messages that the man is Mr. Scheetz).
"It's obvious from today's front page and other stories in Bugun that the paper is confiscated".
It's obvious from Lucky's drunken airbrushing attempts that Britney is at the centre of a cultural beauty war.
It's obvious from the industry's behavior, including citation of Deloitte numbers to support their bogus claims, that they are not used to having their outlandish claims scrutinized.
It's obvious from the opening lines of Mark's poem that Mrs.Thumb must be a doll living in a doll's house, but the kind of doll is not specified.
It's obvious from watching the parade of CEO's coming before Congress that none of them have ever run for Sheriff.
At Brothers and Sisters, the bustling restaurant within the lobby of Adams Morgan's Line hotel (which was once home to a church), it's obvious from the start that this isn't your typical afternoon tea.
