Sentence examples for obvious bases from inspiring English sources

Smith has got most of the obvious bases covered.

"The obvious bases were multiracial, multicultural, gay, age, second marriage, whirlwind romance, childhood sweethearts," he said.

Obvious bases by which to compare the world's great rivers include the size of the drainage area, the length of the main stem, and the mean discharge.

The Ministries of Interior, Defense, and Foreign Affairs were more obvious bases for building personal power, but Ghani put in twenty-hour days, holding staff meetings at 7 a.m., in a building with shattered windows and no heat.

There are, moreover, obvious Mesopotamian motifs in biblical cosmogony and primeval history in the early part of the Bible, and Mesopotamian place-names are the obvious bases of some of the personal names of the clan's forebears.

Push notifications backed by a guitar melody that's just aggravating enough to get you out of bed will be fired off in rapid succession until you reopen it.While there are a few tricks that SpinMe can't work around because of restrictions in iOS, they've got most of the obvious bases covered.

It is not the obvious base for the writer of a BBC drama accused of being far too violent.

It also has an internationally agreed chemical symbol, which for some elements is not obvious, based as they are on Greek or Latin names.

Establishing himself in the relatively new field of human rights advocacy in Washington, Mr. Jendrzejczyk broke ground as a lobbyist for a cause without any obvious base of support.

For the next part of the trip I travelled to the less obvious base of Ogden, 40 miles from Salt Lake City, an old junction railroad town whose streets sit over a network of tunnels used for smuggling booze during prohibition.

Naturally creamy, coconut milk is an obvious base for a yoghurt, which is why, two years ago, police officer-turned-nutritionist Bethany Eaton started making CO YO, a dairy-and sugar-free coconut milk yoghurt.