Sentence examples for it most obviously from inspiring English sources

But frequently what it most obviously evokes is a rather cool ambivalence.

There seems to be something very telling about the two old albums it most obviously references, I say.

A staff team and board will be most effective when it most obviously mirrors the company's clients and customers.

It most obviously does neither in the case of the "free forms" of modern poetry; but neither does it in the entire poetry of whole cultures.

And an incredible bid of confidence, particularly given that the film it most obviously emulates, Steve McQueen's best picture winner 12 Years a Slave, underperformed at the US box office, taking less than a third of its global total there.

The album takes its title from a novel by Nigerian writer Amos Tutola, and what differentiates it most obviously from the Heads sound is that David Byrne doesn't sing on it.

As its wording suggests it is most obviously used to prevent the state interfering with what happens in the private sphere of family relationships and the home.

It certainly has its faults: most obviously, it provides a little too much information about the vasectomy ­McKibben decided to have in lieu of a second child.

Valid as the Kentucky legislation undoubtedly was as a regulation in respect to intrastate shipments of such articles, it was most obviously never an effective enactment in so far as it undertook to regulate interstate shipments to dry points.

Half time: What a half for the French pack, although I'm sorry to see that liberty with the rules has contributed to it - most obviously with Harinordoquy's audacious antics at the back of the scrum.

It says, most obviously, that politicos have underestimated Paul.