Sentence examples for most obvious at from inspiring English sources

This was most obvious at the end on the question about a hung parliament.

The jitters have been most obvious at Washington Mutual (WaMu), one of America's three leading mortgage lenders.

The legacy of The Clash figurehead is most obvious at a single-storey building by the Westway, the thundering, concrete thoroughfare in west London that he sang about in "London's Burning".

The signs of this impermanence are most obvious at the ends of the bayous, where the border between land and sea is changing so quickly that no one really bothers to keep track of it anymore.

But we also need to break down the social barriers, often most obvious at work, which limit some families' aspiration by convincing them that they are destined never to be more than hewers of wood and drawers of water.

Mr Prescott's indispensability is most obvious at Labour party conferences, where his rousing speeches complement those of Mr Blair, reassuring the working class section of delegates whom the prime minister cannot really reach.

Should Cook decide to step down at the end of this series the most obvious replacement at one-day level would be Eoin Morgan, who has looked a cut above the rest of England's top order in Australia.

THE idea of holding a political fund-raiser at a carpet store may not seem like the most obvious one at first.

And I tried not to pick the most obvious choices, at least to me, in every category.

That may be the most obvious change at first but the new look also comes with new content.

The thickness of the weather is most obvious just at dusk, when the heat tapers off a bit but the humidity comes into its own.