Sentence examples for obvious at all from inspiring English sources

It is not obvious at all".

It wasn't obvious at all".

I'm sorry, but it's not "obvious" at all.

It will most obviously be the highest price," Mr Miller said.In fact, there is nothing "obvious" at all about Mr Miller's not-so-veiled threat.

But moving from theory to economic practice is tricky, because economists have to quantify common sense trends (as well as some that aren't obvious at all).

But a milder form of mania, called hypomania, is not obvious at all, especially in someone like Bruce who happens to be temperamentally dramatic and lively.

There is no obvious apparatus at all.

Emotional stress normally stimulates sweating in these areas, but in hyperhidrosis excessive sweating may follow minor stimuli or no obvious stimulus at all.

In human language, the relationship between a word and its referent is a purely arbitrary and conventional one, which must be learned by anyone wishing to speak that language; many words, of course, have no obvious referent at all.

So the Global Times rounded out that piece with a sober reminder that, showdown notwithstanding, the coverage concluded that Chinese space projects "have no obvious advantages at all" over other space stations.

So the Mule (who, as I said, isn't an entirely unsympathetic character) must be defeated, but the defeat must be subtle – no dramatic space battles, no victory parade, in fact no obvious defeat at all.