Sentence examples for obvious as ever from inspiring English sources

The nature of Asian fetishism remains as mysterious, or perhaps as obvious, as ever.

Contempt for the populace from above is as open and obvious as ever.

Keepsakes lives here but comes from England, and it's blatantly obvious as soon as "Ever So Merry" starts kicking.

Bridges recently told HuffPost Entertainment that he still has some of his wardrobe from "The Big Lebowski," and it's pretty obvious he's as laid back as ever.

Who would ever write a fable as obvious, as heavy-handed as the story we've just been given?

The health industry has been touched (and defined) by cutting-edge technology for years, yet its relics, legacy infrastructure, paper-pushing, and archaic procedures are as obvious today as ever before.

I already knew that Marshalls offers just about something for everyone, but it became more obvious than ever as I transitioned from a patterned, more corporate outfit to a fun and bold dress/bag combo.

Woods spoke of the "beautiful juggling act" of coping with family life as well as playing golf but claimed he is still as focused as ever, with his obvious attention now on endorsing that improvement with his 15th major.

The question of their fraught relations — culturally close, politically suspicious — grows ever more urgent as China's wealth and regional influence expand, and ever more obvious as mainlander tourism here surges.

At sixty-nine he was tired — that much was obvious — but he was as sharp and voluble as ever.

This may be the most Captain Obvious statement ever, but seems that, as a whole, women need a confidence boost in our bodies.