Sentence examples for obvious excellence from inspiring English sources

NEARLY everything about Martha Clara's 2000 superpremium red blend is baffling, except its obvious excellence and $35 price.

Silvia is sure that she'll fall and kill herself, and refuses to grant permission for her to ride; Ginger, delighting in Velvet's skill and the transformative potential of her obvious excellence, secretly overrules her.

Indeed, Kabuki in Japan and jingxi in China have had little official status until the mid-20th century in spite of their immense audience popularity and their obvious excellence as performing arts.

Despite his obvious excellence in this new field one wonders whether in the long run Dravid may be of greater service to Indian cricket trying to run it rather than talk about it.

Moustaches are so hot right now, and the obvious key to athletic excellence in all forms.

His recent goalscoring run is just a by-product of his superb performances and it highlights his general excellence and obvious quality.

For anyone who takes the conservative side in America's culture wars, the pope's defence both of traditional social values and of old-fashioned intellectual excellence has obvious appeal.

However, the development of new products/services and creating new customer value should be the primary foci for their obvious impact on performance excellence.

Grades at school had never been my Father's forte and look what he achieved, it was always obvious to him that excellence didn't have to be academic.

Alistair's absorption in the triathlon is obvious – for it blends technical excellence, physiological endurance and sheer will-power.

EMPIRES These are the teams that are in the midst of a sustained run of excellence, where the obvious issue each season is whether the team's reign will continue.