Sentence examples for more obvious good from inspiring English sources
But more obvious good causes have blurred the definition, too.
Between the 1-to-2-foot beetles, bees, ladybugs and aphids peeking out of these particular flowers, and the thorns the size of dinosaurs' teeth protruding from the blossoms' curving stems, Mr. Ryman aims to stir a sense of foreboding that will contrast with the project's more obvious feel-good symbolism.
Shot in Rochester, using excellent deaf actors in the nonhearing roles, this saggy debut from Oren Kaplan — whose history in episodic television could not be more obvious — connects the feel-good dots with dreary earnestness.
While most economic measures implied that the economy had suddenly shifted from hot to cold, the more obvious explanation was that unusually good winter weather in the US northeast and the midwest had pulled hiring forward, as some of us warned at the time.
It's a sort of glass-ceiling character for these movies and shows; either the writers of such stuff think that young viewers can't handle anything more than blatantly obvious good-gal/bad-gal dynamics, or they have no idea how complex and varied real high school social life is.
That was more than any other stock, including more obvious suspects like Unilever, the consumer goods giant that is obsessed with sustainability, and Xinyi Solar Holdings, a big maker of solar panel components.
Some things will be more obvious than others, but give it a good go.
A difference between the expression of miR-143 in good versus poor responders was more obvious in mutated KRAS tumours.
It's just become more obvious.
Sly humor mitigates the more obvious silliness and use of old and new, goofy, good-time music — tropical slack key, ukulele, rock 'n' roll — is positively inspired.
