Sentence examples for not too obvious from inspiring English sources
"For reasons of good taste which should be (though apparently, are not) too obvious to explain," Judge Melgren declined, with jurisprudential delicacy, to address arguments made in the opposing brief about the date of conception.
Belgrade is one of those cities that you can never stop exploring; there are lots of secret corners and areas not very well-known to general public or not too obvious for visitors.
A succession of mediocre vintages in Bordeaux in the 1960's made it clear, even if it was not too obvious at the time, that it's impossible to make good wine from immature grapes".
It is, however, not too obvious which constellations are most qualified.
Here's how to play #tapwhere, according to Hoover. 1. Open Taptalk 2. Enter #tapwhere 3. Aim your camera at something recognizable but not too obvious (remember, the map might provide a clue) 4. Tap the recipient to send your #tapwhere 5. Wait for their response… if they can't identify the location, be kind and give them a hint 6.
I hope it wasn't too obvious".
(I hope that wasn't too obvious in the piece).
To ensure that the subject isn't too obvious, long, complicated shapes are broken into smaller parts, and the silhouettes are slightly deformed.
The resolution wasn't too obvious either and we seem to have gained a new regular with the conversationally-starved John Pope, the leader who found himself with no one left alive to lead.
However, the simple science of freezing quality food as a means of preservation wasn't too obvious to many U.S consumers at the time Kidfresh first launched.
