Sentence examples for most obvious from from inspiring English sources

SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Programs of all Stravinsky and all Mahler are hardly unusual this season, but Michael Tilson Thomas's choices here are by no means the most obvious: from Stravinsky, "Agon," the "Symphony of Psalms" and "Persephone"; and from Mahler, the Adagio from the 10th Symphony and "Das Klagende Lied".

The trend is most obvious from space, in data from satellite sensors that monitor specific wavelengths of light.

Starting off with the most obvious from my perspective.

What is most obvious from these reviews is the need for (the funding of) well-designed, larger clinical trials.

This structural change is most obvious from the FRET data for residues located in the central regions of the G and H helices.

What is most obvious from the general assemblage quantification is that all regions of the skeleton are represented within the cave assemblage, in spite of potential preservation and/or recovery bias.

One of the most obvious comes from the chip select.

The most obvious is from Osama bin Laden.

One of the most obvious omissions from the first edition of this book was any mention of steam.

But the most obvious lesson from Durand is that healthy autonomy needs the counterweight of rigorous oversight.

The most obvious result from the Republican failure on Friday is the immediate survival of the Affordable Care Act.