Sentence examples for more obviously the from inspiring English sources

The inspiration for "Robert Schumann's 'Davidsbündlertanze' " is more obviously the piano score, performed by Richard Moredock.

I have always been resistant to bardolatry, to the constant search for proof that he was wiser, more powerful, more obviously the best than anyone else ever.

This isn't quite true - the accolade surely belongs to Lewis Carroll - but her work is more obviously the progenitor of a tradition than his is.

Which makes the whole conference even more obviously the corporate lobbying event that it is –with giant corporations handling everything from security to dry ice.

Or more obviously the most potent absence in the room, the man who owns all this, and whom Benítez admitted he had not actually met yet.

But it's also because, more obviously, the words journalists use can reveal important things about the assumptions that underlie their coverage of the markets.

The more people know one another and the rules of the game, the harder it is to project and the more obviously unreal the projections will be.

HLA-E molecules with the HLA-E*0103 HLA-E*0103ld inhibit NK lysis more obviously thallele molecould winhibit HLA-E*0101 allele.

On the one hand (more obviously at the outset), Jordan has claimed that it has tried to stay aloof from the conflict in Syria.

Other provisions qualify more obviously as the "down payment" to which the President refers.

It shows rectifying behavior more obviously as the device was measured in the wide voltage range.