Sentence examples for obvious dimensions from inspiring English sources

Would it help if Mr. Stella paid more playful attention to the less obvious dimensions of what conventionally constitutes good, if not inventive, sculpture?

In addition to the usual climatic imprints, orogenic tectonism (including volcanism) adds its obvious dimensions of elevation and slope to any surficial environment it encounters.

But the story has other, less obvious dimensions that also merit notice.

Agency is one of the more obvious dimensions of social capital that may not be translatable or transferable to the prison setting.

However, we are still weak in dealing with the hidden, less obvious dimensions of predicting success that involve a broader spectrum of project performance variables, connecting to the enterprise and its socio-economic environment (Thamhain and Skelton 2007).

Another, less obvious dimension of this deal is that it may help Google make enormous strides in the television marketplace.

But it ignores a less obvious dimension to the problem, in which the culprit isn't work, but leisure.

An obvious dimension refers to the knowledge needed to make a valuable contribution to FR (the "quality dimension").

So the impetus came just as much from the desire to highlight a less obvious dimension to the game's mechanics, as to cater to the upper echelons of player skill.

Race is, early on, its most obvious dimension.

There's the obvious dimension to this, that public transport by night isn't the safest place to be, so having a few extra people minimises your risk of being headbutted or having your Hula Hoops stolen.