Sentence examples for obvious living from inspiring English sources

To name just three obvious living examples, the work of Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, and Keith Jarrett stands squarely on Evans's shoulders.

Some of those factors seem obvious: Living in destitution in an affluent nation is strongly associated with unhappiness.

Short of seeing obvious living or fossilized cells, scientists cannot agree on what would indicate that life was present or how to distinguish biological from geological processes.

As you pass endless isolated white beaches, beautiful coves and tiny craggy islands, the only obvious living being is a Madagascar eagle resting in one of the majestic baobab trees that are dotted along the coastline.

Darwin never used his examples of fossil invertebrate species in his speculations, as he was never quite sure how widely distributed those species were (except in the case of the giant Patagonian oyster apparently extinct but not replaced by an obvious living descendant).

Tests done so far range from the obvious — live streaming live concerts — to the more creative, including remote telepresence solutions.

It got really old because there is no obvious live brother of the recording.

It becomes more obvious live, when it's all right there in the moment".

Pearson warned people to stay away from Roof if they saw him, writing that it was "obvious lives do not matter to him".

While this may break open the nest and cause the hornets to be homeless, it will also rile them and you'll be an obvious live target.

That succinct summary of the popular gluten-free diet that began Kennneth Chang's "Gluten-Free, Whether You Need It or Not" in the Health section caught my attention for its stark declaration of what's obvious about living gluten-free: you're ruling out an entire category of food, although not an entire food group (there are plenty of whole grains without gluten).