Sentence examples for obvious format from inspiring English sources

Who's-going-to-win television, though, is merely the most obvious format for sports and other programming; it isn't the only one.

Setting out to make my tribute to this underrated pianist and composer, I started with an obvious format: a little history, a lot of music, and a bit of the inner man.

Crosley, makers of the "good enough" record players you see in Urban Outfitters and Target, have turned their retro novelty eye on the next obvious format: cassettes.

This technical aspect of structure is cast in even sharper relief when compared with its obvious formatting foil: "Orange Is The New Black".

It was obvious that format alone wouldn't do the trick and I set about searching for an editor and a publisher.

We're already outside any obvious radio format, and then Banner sings the chorus in a raw tenor, which doesn't make it sound any more like rap, though it certainly is: "Cadillacs on 22's, I ain't did nothing in my life but stayed true.

At the point of sale, the virtues and flaws of the format were obvious.

While low ratings and "Rosie's" fickle formats were obvious, Oprah's personal involvement in ending O'Donnell's run was rather surprising.

Mr. Gore has little reason to change to an unscripted format and its obvious pitfalls, especially while the Republicans are getting plenty of publicity chewing each other up.

It is not obvious whether the advantages of general formats like DICOM outweigh the advantages of specific formats such as the ecgAware format.

"He wanted to know: 'Why can't I do my songs in a row?' But he's a music lover, and [the format] was so obvious to him when he stepped on to the studio floor".