Sentence examples for more obviously to from inspiring English sources

Another author might satirise or ridicule such beliefs, lead the characters more obviously to see the error of their ways.

Now Germany is turning more obviously to Russia for energy and commercial interests, she said, making its European and American partners uneasy.

However, influences from northern Europe (Celtic), the eastern Mediterranean (Phoenician, Ligurian, and eventually Roman), and North Africa (Iberian) contributed more obviously to what was to become the "traditional landscape" of Spain.

When rock'n'roll was born, it related more obviously to people's experience, because of the language it was sung in, because it used instruments that were more readily available to those people, so it was about attainability and identifiability.

It alludes, more obviously, to the ruffs and collars of Shakespeare's time, lacy platters for great heads soon to be severed — a fashion that transcended sex, as Shakespeare did.

Like many other polities gripped by a sense of extreme flux and/or decline, the UK in recent decades has succumbed more obviously to a cult of strong or at least charismatic leadership.

An earlier version put in place in 2005 limited the government's power of intervention to sectors more obviously linked to national defence".Economic patriotism" prompted the new decree, Arnaud Montebourg (pictured above), France's interventionist industry minister, told Le Monde.

It would have been more obviously fair to extend the regulation at least to highways.

Closer attention to Bentley would help us understand why, as politicians succeed, they become more obviously attentive to interest groups, more obviously engaged in bargain and compromise.

It is no more obviously related to the kilogram than is, say, the speed of light.

Before the cantata came music more obviously linked to the first world war.