Sentence examples for obvious line from inspiring English sources

One obvious line of inquiry is the illegal accessing of the police national computer, suggesting corrupt officers were involved.

Try not to wince as you see their eyes widen in delight at such an obvious line – they're only human.

One obvious line of objection is that explanations, in ordinary life as well as in the sciences, rarely take the form of complete arguments.

One obvious line is the career trajectory of General Geoffrey D. Miller, who was commander first in Guantánamo, and then was sent to Iraq to oversee Abu Ghraib.

The obvious line is that Phoenix, who had checked into rehab in the wake of playing Johnny Cash for the 2005 biopic Walk the Line, burnt out.

There was now one obvious line of play: cross to the dummy with a club lead and take a spade finesse against the queen.

The most obvious business line that competes with Wall Street is Tradebook, a subsidiary of Bloomberg that is registered to trade on behalf of clients, collecting valuable commissions for each trade.

But the earlier breakups were along fairly obvious lines.

They thrive as the former when she evokes them in affecting expository passages, but they lapse into the latter when they interact along obvious lines.

What this will contribute to is anyone's guess, but I would suggest that shallow thinking along obvious lines will be one result.

The show's sharpest scenes look at the tangles of family and race, exploring beyond the most obvious lines of prejudice.