Sentence examples for most obvious cases from inspiring English sources

"The most obvious cases of this involves obesity and smoking".

Among the most obvious cases was the Roman Catholic church with nearly 200 diocesan tribunals whose main task was marriage annulments.

However the allegations against Mr. Biden play out politically or in the press, the boundaries of personal space will always remain somewhat fluid and, except in the most obvious cases, open to interpretation.

"What constitutes a religion is one of the hardest questions of all, and except in the most obvious cases, the courts tend to avoid it if they can," according to Professor Laycock.

This is not an entirely facetious image: the most obvious cases of public retirements are those of professional athletes, for whom earning potential and social utility peaks especially early in a career, and then quickly and mostly permanently falls off a cliff.

The difficulty in distinguishing the delusional from the dishonest is why prosecutors are having such a hard time bringing successful indictments in even the most obvious cases of fraud and why social historians will kill many trees trying to come to grips with what really happened.

Israel/Palestine is the most obvious case.

The most obvious case is Apple.

Richie was the most obvious case in point.

Blindness is the most obvious case in point.

(It would be the most obvious case of "shooting the messenger").