Sentence examples for obvious fanfare from inspiring English sources
Why organise a UK exclusive sale and then not make any obvious fanfare about it?
We explained that these are excruciating choices made with great care, that as particular beneficiaries of democratic freedoms we take dangers to national security very seriously indeed, that responsible editors often (though for obvious reasons without fanfare) withhold information when we are convinced it could put lives at risk.
CREDIT-RATING agencies are notorious for announcing with great fanfare what has been obvious to financial markets for months.
The Golden Gate bridge celebration was pretty obvious, as there was a lot of fanfare with fireworks etc., but another celebration went on rather quietly and TechCrunch was fortunate enough to be part of it.
For Elizabeth to remain composed under pressure, "to do the right thing without fanfare whenever it was at least halfway obvious what the right thing was to do," requires an intense inner struggle.
All this evades the obvious fact that "the war on terror", declared with much fanfare and vast expenditure after 9/11, has demonstrably failed.
Yes, this seems obvious, but company leadership -- both men and women -- should bring their children to work occasionally and naturally, without fanfare, demonstrating that it's not controversial for employees to do this, too, if done respectfully.
The most obvious wartime memorial in the piece is the trumpet cadenza in the second movement, a dream of a Last Post-like fanfare that drifts into the music's consciousness.
Uplift with minimal fanfare?
