Sentence examples for it obvious again from inspiring English sources

Senator Sessions showed his true colors during the Sotomayor debate - and made it obvious again yesterday that we can expect more of the same when immigration hits the Senate floor.

Obvious, again, but can you really say you haven't done it?

His supremacy in modern art suddenly became obvious again.

The merits of diversification, a long-ignored investment truism, are looking obvious again.

From their name on down, the Ting Tings delight in restating the obvious, again and again, until they achieve uplift.

"Sorry to have to state the obvious again: Invading a country that hasn't attacked you is illegal & immoral.

Richards's qualities were made obvious again last season when Newcastle won all but their very last league match.

Mr. Pelly goes for the obvious again in the next scene, in which Manon arrives at the chapel of the seminary of St. Sulpice in Paris.

Their projection was obvious again in Alison Chase's rollicking "Uno, Dos, Tray," in which Ms. Coyoc is wittily swung up in clever lifts.

It is easy enough to think of ways to improve the application of the existing texts; but the technocratic nature of the process of European integration becomes quite obvious again today from the decision to draft an additional document, which could hardly be anything but repetitive.

Last week in Galveston it became obvious once again that getting out in a timely way is sometimes the only sane strategy.