Sentence examples for not very obvious from inspiring English sources

Although residents prefer to trust the public MSW collection companies than the private companies, the difference is not very obvious.

"I suppose it was not very obvious where it was coming from – there was some confusion about it.

But there is a certain diffidence about me, not very obvious socially, to my own mind, that prevents me from going all out, as you call it.

The veins of the leaves are often not very obvious, even when the leaf is dry, but there are well-developed and conspicuous secretory canals.

Now it's not very obvious that the regions are catered for, and I can say that as someone who is based in Leeds.

Where is Cassiopeia?" He directed her to a not very obvious W. "That was on account of beauty, too," she said.

Having never visited Patagonia before, perhaps the glacial retreat situation there wasn't very obvious to the writer.

Unfortunately as the bunnies ar closely packed, even this comparision isn't very obvious unless you pay attention to the foreground bushes or the distant bunny in the center of the image.

Previously, there was a way to subscribe to other users' Instapaper feeds if they were public, but it wasn't very obvious how you did that.

Clinical signs were mild and indicated only by a reduced food intake, which is not considered very obvious because falcons typically do not eat every day.

"Habitability is not something very obvious," Cabrol said.