Sentence examples for makes no obvious from inspiring English sources

Winkler makes no obvious attempt to impersonate a man.

Among the committee's Democrats, only Joe Lieberman of Connecticut makes no obvious effort to defend Mr Clinton.

Ms. Dern forsakes all vanity and makes no obvious plays for the audience's sympathy, even though her Terry may deserve it more than anyone else.

As a fine Hal and Henry V, Aisling O'Sullivan also makes no obvious bid for sympathy but presents us with an implacable warrior-king who suffers no compunction about Falstaff's rejection or Bardolph's execution, and who always righteously assumes God is playing on his team.

The movie makes no obvious judgment on the absolute merit of either artist,, but it's clear where Baumbach places himself in the scale that runs from L. J. to Harold: the movie dramatizes the peculiar and self-defeating paradox of an artist who's a living cauldron of boiling passion but who, in his work, strives for perfection rather than vitality.

But it is not clear where, since Moore makes no obvious mistake.

But he made no obvious gaffes.

Instead, Mourinho made no obvious plans.

But Anderson herself made no obvious statement.

Some of their massacres make no obvious sense.

McKeown made no obvious effort to improve his position at any stage of the race.