Sentence examples for most obvious element from inspiring English sources

The "carbon price" policy is much more than the price, although that is the most obvious element of it.

The most obvious element of the planning, but probably the simplest, involved the coordinated hijackings at several airports, said Mary Schiavo, inspector general for the Transportation Department from 1990 to 1996.

The problem is that after the first of this largely sung-through show's many erotic encounters, the thrill, such as it is, is gone, and the "again" of the musical's title becomes its most obvious element.

If letterboxing is the most obvious element of film-geek culture to be mainstreamed by DVD's, the most important is the audio commentary -- the lengthy exegesis that comes, for better or worse, with almost any DVD movie that can still claim a living participant, be it director or cast member.

The rise of the Cardinal Secretary of State was the "most obvious element of this new approach".

While the most obvious element at hand here is the actual music playing, the comments section is where some of the real discovery bubbles up.

The vibration software, developed by Immersion, recognizes only the most obvious elements of the software interface.

In an attempt to cloak the most obvious elements of its racial hypocrisy, the N.R.A. has in recent years attempted to recruit African-American members by pointing to their disproportionate need to defend themselves against violent crime.

The most obvious design element is the Terror stencil jutting from the roofline.

One of the most obvious novel elements in The Flash is the diversity of the casting.

The most obvious and horrendous element, of course, is the No Child Left Behind Act.