Sentence examples for makes an obvious from inspiring English sources

Anyway, she makes an obvious culprit.

All of which – the relative humility, the willingness to acknowledge others – makes an obvious comparison with the recent past.

The authorities want the company to "simply fall apart", says Mr Gudkov.In many ways, Mr Gudkov makes an obvious threat and target.

The flesh-colored brick wall of Wolfgang Gussmann's sparse decor, tilted at an angle, makes an obvious point in symbolizing the decline of the Austrian Empire.

Coll makes an obvious, but under-reflected-upon, point: "He has to move here, because this hunger strike has forced his hand".

Scott isn't alone in finding it slightly bizarre that a referee who makes an obvious mistake should be "punished" by being sent to referee matches at this level.

(It would make an obvious double bill with the documentary "Note by Note: The Making of Steinway L1037").

Well, a humanities major may make an obvious contribution to everyone's welfare.

Their outsize pain did not make an obvious fit for Mr. Bridges.

Bad history is transparently ideological: it uses a crude narrative to make an obvious point.

Best of all, Bronx Community College has made an obvious effort to treat its campus with tact.