Sentence examples for obvious because from inspiring English sources

This isn't obvious because, as Fordham points out, recruiters are a little embarrassed about it.

Ms. VanCamp's wigs aren't obvious because they're lacking in quality.

That makes the sexually selected feature obvious, because it is absent in the other sex.

Annika as the killer felt too obvious because it was, even if she had had help.

Perhaps it was slightly more obvious because it is slightly more crucial in this state.

Looking at it today it seems glaringly obvious because it's really, really horny.

"The queues are less obvious, because the discounts run over the weekend.

The answer is not obvious, because neither is the nature of an editor's creative work.

"It was a dreamlike season, and it was obvious because we slept-walked through that game.

This division has become less obvious, because pressure groups increasingly develop in-house well-researched critiques of existing policy.

Regularity of the rhythmic pattern is not obvious because the rhythmic accents do not necessarily coincide with melodic stresses.