Sentence examples for less obvious to from inspiring English sources

"Your wrinkles are less obvious to your dining partner.

This election, though, the choice is less obvious to Robinson.

The downsides are less obvious to most people, but they are worrying and real.

It is a little less obvious to employees at a contractor".

It was less obvious to the fans, but Mr. Bush also proved an astute businessman and a first-class manager.

Certainly it's a lot less obvious to draw on this stuff than the Velvet Underground, Neu! or My Bloody Valentine.

The other reason fire was central to our history is less obvious to contemporary eyes: we used it to adapt the landscape around us to our purposes.

The designer labels may be hidden, but they are no less obvious to the cognoscenti than those of Chanel or Prada -- and confer just as much social cachet.

Less obvious to the outside world was the recent election of Karen Donoghue as president of the Fairfield University Student Association.

Less obvious to the naked eye are the sluggers in the background: trading blows, gouging eyes and aiming sly kicks when no one is looking.

Though less obvious to the untrained eye, Bubka's model of vaulting was as big a game-changer as Dick Fosbury's flop in the high jump 20 years before.