Sentence examples for more obvious a from inspiring English sources

Henry's impact was more instant, and more obvious — a winning goal elegantly stroked home in typical fashion.

Tattoos and the color of clothing — and even more obvious, a grab at the waist as if to draw a gun — are basic clues to gang activity.

Sometimes the marriage of sentiment and sound is more obvious – a cod-Japanese twang opens (I Miss the) Tokyo Skyline, and there's an ominous rattle beneath 3 Ways to See Despair – but it doesn't undermine the thoughtfulness of their restraint.

The commercial aspect of the contemporary art market often troubles people when single works are sold for vast amounts, but there is no more obvious a demonstration of the intimate link between art and capital than an old masters show.

There is not a single thing I like about the Book Review's recent face-lift, but those cosmetic changes only make more obvious a gradual transformation that has taken place over the past several years.

And yet, there is still something to it that causes its sufferers to feel differently about their condition – a mental illness – than they might if they were sick with something more obvious – a physical ailment.

The more obvious an uncomfortable fact has become, the greater is the hope that it will evaporate of its own accord.

I find this spacing more subtle on a screen, but much more obvious on a printed label for some reason.

The vulnerability of small trophy companies becomes more obvious during a downturn.Execution, execution, executionLuxury is an unusual business.

This is more obvious with a conservative planning scheme, i.e. with a higher α.

If you have a pigmented finish, it is going to be more obvious on a white car".