Sentence examples for obvious kind from inspiring English sources

The most obvious kind of mammalian migration is latitudinal.

Printed matter forms the most obvious kind of communication medium among teachers.

He describes it as a "Verbrechen," or "crime". Nor does he traffic in any obvious kind of anti-Semitism.

It makes him a monster of a less obvious kind than the colonial overseer Davidson, but a monster nonetheless.

"Those labels and logos migrated from the inside to the outside of the clothing — mostly in the nineteen-seventies and later — as a more obvious kind of semaphoring".

(Mr. Richardson conceded that his signature smile and thumbs-up are "an obvious kind of way people can't read exactly what you are thinking or feeling").

But the George case shines a torch into another dark corner – how the sheer ease of the internet has created new, less obvious kinds of paedophile.

The St . Johnavoids the more obvious kinds of English comfort food: shepherd's pie, steak and kidney pudding, spotted dick, bangers and mash.

So that's what it's interesting about the study: It's digging beyond the kind of theological obvious kinds of debates to these more existential, basic ideas about human life".

Try to hide your candy in an obvious, yet not-so-obvious kind of place (If you have a mini locker in your room, hide it in that, if you have a piggy bank that you can easily take things out of, hide it in that), that is, if you have a subtle parent.

We are also devising ways of quantitatively evaluating the extent to which WENDI truly identifies 'non-obvious' kinds of relationship, including using a corpus of literature in the field as the baseline for the 'obvious' relationships, as well as courting specific case studies from users for qualitative analysis.