Sentence examples for more obviously on from inspiring English sources

In The Guard, Gleeson plays more obviously on his bullish physicality and imposingly monolithic way of filling the screen – whether Boyle is donning his uniform, looking scarily authoritarian, or striding out of a cold sea, Triton-like in a wet suit.

Two teams with their minds more obviously on correcting the perceived injustices of the past than on winning a match through the sort of expressive football that earned the European Cup its reputation fought each other virtually to a standstill in Milan last night.

The results of in vitro chondrocyte culture illustrated that cells could proliferate more obviously on the microparticles with bFGF addition, but no correlation between attachment rate and bFGF was observed.

In the portal phase, ICC fades out more obviously on CEUS than on CECT.

The appointment of Harrison was seen as a move towards a higher‑profile, more obviously hands-on CEO than his predecessor David Collier, particularly with a new chairman due to start in May.

"Things have gotten more obviously complex on airplanes because of the increased functionality that is on airplanes," Standerski said.

However, on the nHA-coated BCP scaffolds, MSCs stretched more obviously than on the BCP scaffolds.

It's even more obviously true on economic matters, where top officials basically work from the same data everyone else has, and a smart economist is almost always a better guide than the Minister of Silly Walks.

Also, American cities generally, and New York in particular, have more obviously taken on the economic form of European cities like Paris and London: the city is for the rich (and the poor), and the outer boroughs and many of the suburbs are for the ethnic working and middle classes.

SEGA, in contrast, was more obviously focused on the arcade market in the mid-1980s.

There is no more obviously obnoxious blight on Britain's reputation abroad than lads on tour.