Sentence examples similar to obvious a problem from inspiring English sources

The movie is exuberant, strapping and obvious -- a problem play suffering from a steroid overdose (Mitchell).

The movie is exuberant, strapping and obvious -- a problem drama suffering from a steroid overdose.

The next question is obvious: you got a problem widdat?

It's obvious we have a problem in communication musically due to where we live".

The first obvious indication of a problem was that none of the players were warming up.

One is called "satisfaction of search," when attention is riveted to an obvious problem and a more-subtle spot is overlooked.

"EcoHelmet solves an obvious problem in an incredibly elegant way.

Even as Mr. Geithner was counseling banks to take precautions against adversity, some economists were arguing that easy credit was feeding a more obvious problem: a housing bubble.

Price is an obvious problem dampening sales; a comparable big-screen analog television costs $1,500 or less.

Such a representation presents an obvious problem but one that did not disturb ancient or medieval cartographers.

Of course, there is an obvious problem with abandoning a fund when it's down: it's best to buy low and sell high, not the reverse.