Sentence examples for most obvious instance from inspiring English sources

My own suspicion: Donald Trump is only the most obvious instance of this, the example no one can miss.

The most obvious instance of Chinese assertiveness is around the waters of the Senkaku or Diaoyu islands, where China is openly challenging Japanese control.

Indeed, in the most obvious instance of its meddling in Iranian history, the United States actually meddled on the side of the very religious establishment that now complains so bitterly about the Great Satan.

The most obvious instance has been New Line Cinema's coming film "Snakes on a Plane," which was the subject of endless Internet interest, mostly spoofing the title and its self-evident premise.

Perhaps the most obvious instance of that is its much-touted personal assistant, which is branded under the Siri name but is actually accessed from swiping to the most left home screen, or pulling down.

Layered in between the profound and most obvious instances of alienation is the more nuanced story of the major institutions of American life, steered by power-brokers who have used the job scarcity of the Great Recession to promote obsequiousness over expertise, and to reward not merit but the ability to control its designation.

The wealth of quality controls (for example, reciprocal BLAST searches against a reference genome) implemented by Peters and colleagues in their pipeline should be sufficient to catch most obvious instances of contamination or widely divergent nuclear copies of mitochondrial genes (or 'numts' as they are commonly known).

History is the most obvious example but there are other instances where the government has specified the 'what' so extensively and so tightly that it has constrained or dictated the 'how'how

China is the most obvious example.

The most obvious example is a car.

The most obvious example is abortion.