Sentence examples for nowhere obvious from inspiring English sources

With no training in law and without the media behind him, there is nowhere obvious for him to go, unlike Eliot Spitzer, the disgraced former New York governor who is now a CNN presenter.

The pleasure of exploring cities without the pointless encumbrance of a car is nowhere more obvious than Amsterdam.

The digital divide is nowhere more obvious than in healthcare.

The relatively low value Xunzi placed on technical expertise is nowhere more obvious than in his discussion of warfare in Book 15.

This is nowhere more obvious than in the South-East Asia Region (SEAR), the only one of WHO's six world regions for which no national data have been gathered so far of the societal impact of MDBs[8].

We are living in a deeply polarized and dangerous moment, and that may be nowhere more obvious than in the state of Arizona, as Mort Kondracke pointed out.

It has long been said that familiarity breeds contempt, and it is nowhere more obvious than in the daily grind.

HE gender gap is nowhere so starkly obvious as in the popular fiction that provides harmless holiday escapism.

Perhaps not so indirect as Ms. Warner's sometimes cryptic allusions, but nowhere near so obvious as the latest computer-manipulated filmic wizardry.

But for many Pakistanis, branding Lashkar a terrorist organization is nowhere near as obvious a sequel to the events of Sept. 11 as it must have seemed to Mr. Bush.

In campaign rallies, Palin told Ketchikan residents that she felt their pain when other called the city "nowhere" ignoring the obvious reference to Gravina Island.