Sentence examples for most obvious aspect from inspiring English sources

The most obvious aspect of the Shirley Sherrod affair is its shabbiness.

Species extinction is the most obvious aspect of the loss of biodiversity.

The most obvious aspect of Rembrandt's late style is that the brushwork is, in general, broader.

The most obvious aspect of systems engineering tools is their great diversity.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin July 21, 2010 The most obvious aspect of the Shirley Sherrod affair is its shabbiness.

The most obvious aspect of Kapoor's piece, a "skin" stretched over a frame, was its scale: it was almost too big for the space, and that was the point.

Perhaps the abnormally uniform mood of this year's lineup is simply a reflection of how difficult the last few years have been, with two wars and a brutal recession representing just the most obvious aspects of the problem.

His fertile imagination, embracing a novel range of literary and historical themes and fastening with a characteristic sense of the sadness of life on moments of death, defeat, and suffering, together with his prodigious technical resources exemplify Romanticism in its most obvious aspects.

One of the most obvious aspects of curing is that glucovanillin reacts with β-d-glucosidase to form vanillin (Kanisawa et al. 1994; Ramachandra and Ravishankar 2000; Dignum et al. 2001).

Hence, among the most obvious aspects of ant behaviour potentially affected by plant manipulation, there is aggression.

For many the most obvious religious aspect is the Christian claim that marriage points to God's commitment to be in a life-long, life-giving, relationship of love with each person he has made.