Sentence examples for like as obvious from inspiring English sources
The "angle" bet is Jealous Again (4.55), the American challenger, in the Queen Mary Stakes, who looks like as obvious a back-to-lay candidate as you will ever find.
Then came Friday, and the death of the Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili during a training run just hours before an opening ceremony that no longer seemed like quite as obvious a reason to clap one's red mittens and whoop with national pride.
This includes goods that are easy to demonize--and therefore tax--like liquor and tobacco, as well as obvious imports like Swiss chocolate anywhere but Switzerland.
It forces people to remember unnatural passwords and it leads them to use insecure methods like writing them on sticky notes and pasting them to their monitors, or perhaps even in something just as obvious like a Password Logbook.
The scenes feature those not seen as obvious protectors, like children.
The compelling cuts—"From Time," "Too Much," "Hold On, We're Going Home"—as well as obvious anthems like "Started From The Bottom" and "Worst Behaviour" display leaps of growth".
So this year's ceremony featured steps forward and back: in their statements and in the art they put forth, this year's Oscar winners often displayed a capacity to push the conversation forward regarding changing the world that we live in but missteps like Kimmel's still serve as obvious reminders that the Oscars' ongoing attempt at self-betterment is far from being fully realized.
There were three kinds of phrases: some were intended as obvious moral violations, like "having sex with your mother"; some were ambiguous, like "abortion"; and some were morally neutral, like "listening to others".
Instead of appearing as obvious ad banners like Spotify's existing ads, labels can pay to have Sponsored Songs appear on playlists you follow or potentially elsewhere on the service.
Larger towns, like Sligo in County Sligo and Athlone in County West Meath, are presenting themselves as obvious gateways.
Some were not as obvious.
