Sentence examples for obvious look from inspiring English sources

There are delightful deviations from the obvious; look behind the Toddler and she turns into Twins; lift up the flap for Kids, and you get Kiss.

While the prurient appeal of such an approach is obvious (Look: Hattie Jacques is doing it! In a caravan! On the set of Carry On Cabby! Fnaaaar!), there remains the fact that this is someone else's version of events.

In some cases, the rationale for using military weapons and tactics on domestic soil seems obvious: look no further, proponents argue, than the recent hunt for the Tsarnaev brothers after the Boston Marathon bombings.

In the days before I decided to end my presidential exploratory effort, I was watching CNN and saw Vice President Gore trudging through the snow in subzero temperatures, knocking on doors in New Hampshire -- an obvious look of drudgery on his face.

Still, even if right now I feel that the finale fell short, either because it was too obvious (look under your seats! closure for everyone!) or wayyy too subtle (a cinematic fantasy that never declared itself, except in my own tiny head), that doesn't mean that the show failed as a whole.

An obvious look of confusion swept my face as she repeated her comment.

Mr. Clendening is the most obvious look-alike, with Presley's handsome baby face and prominent chin dimple.

A source close to the investigation said the driver of a WAGN train which passed through the area in Hertfordshire at 8.25am on May 10 was concerned because the gang were on the line without an obvious look-out person.

Let me ask you now: Do you think that it is obvious, looking back?

It all seems obvious, looking back, that he became a father figure to me.

On a sweltering summer afternoon, when we filmed Mr. Porto and Mr. Atkins kissing outside Madison Square Garden, several passers-by gave the couple obvious looks of disgust.