Sentence examples for little obviously from inspiring English sources

"Lynch," which was shot in video and Super-8 film and will be shown in a digital format, reveals little obviously solid about its subject.

This concert, given by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales under the Swedish conductor B Tommy Andersson, as part of Radio 3's current season of Nordic music and words, had a decidedly elemental quality, if little obviously ecstatic light.

I chose not to make this plain because for her to die then seemed so handy and convenient, just when a writer would (if a little obviously) have chosen for her to die.

Delusionally intent on winning back his wife, Pat is trying to get in shape (wearing a bin liner while he runs, so he can sweat more) and reading through all the books that she teaches: his enraged rant about A Farewell to Arms is a little obviously pitched as a showcase routine, but it's one of the better jokes about Pat's intensity.

Curtis has little obviously in common with Quentin Tarantino - Reservoir Dogs and Bridget Jones's Diary are unlikely ever to be packaged together as a video-store two-fer - but these two film-makers can be seen as the great structuralists of modern cinema.

In that context, it is a wonder the 20-year-old heptathlete, described - perhaps a little obviously but certainly justifiably - as the next Jessica Ennis, gave student life as long as 21 days before packing it in to chase gold in Brazil in 2016.

A little diversity obviously helps the team out".

"It's rattled them a little bit, obviously," Maybin said.

"Your heart starts pumping a little faster, obviously," Leyland said.

Little Italy, obviously, suddenly becomes a bit more Italian.

The Sun is still objectifying women, then, just a little less obviously than before.