Sentence examples for no too obvious from inspiring English sources

No — too obvious.

Have we really reached a stage in public affairs when it really is no longer too obvious to say that all the evidence of the past and all the promptings of our precious rationality suggest that our future is not fixed?

The airplane is departing for another world... but no, that's too obvious.

If the books sacrifice literary style for plot, this adaptation goes further – no national stereotype is too obvious, no story exposition too unsubtle.

Here no trick is too obvious, no lyric too basic: almost every one of their chest-bumping, fist-pumping frat-party anthems seems to refer to a Friday or Saturday night, while Sippin' on Fire, for instance, rhymes "fire" with not only "desire" but "lighters".

No "whoah-oh-oh-oh" is too obvious, no song is complete without cannon-fire drumming and a strobe-dazzling lightshow.

The results on screen are all too obvious - and no, wobblevision is not "a new technique".

Their importance -- no, their determinative role -- is too obvious to deny.

Everything is too obvious.

Satan too obvious.

It was too obvious".