Sentence examples for obvious manner from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Google is upping its presence in a less obvious manner via assorted media initiatives on both sides of the Atlantic.

KSR refused to pay on the ground that Teleflex had combined existing elements in an obvious manner and that its patent was therefore invalid.

(When Heffer writes "one can, obviously, extricate oneself", does he mean to suggest extricating oneself "in an obvious manner"?) Never mind: even with the animus of naysayers focused on hopefully, this word can defeat them.

He is therefore depicted always with a pint bottle of whisky in his hand, and one becomes somewhat tired of gazing upon the obvious manner in which this bottle is stressed.In the first sequence, "Pap" Talbot is on the deck of an oyster boat, having imbibed until he is in a heavy slumber.

For Robert Epstein in the Independent on Sunday, "Food banks, the vacuousness of modern celebrity, the skewed reality of reality TV, tabloid columnists' dyspeptic rants, library closures, basement conversions, social media bullying – all are present, yet paraded in such a well-worn, obvious manner that they come across as banal".

Food banks, the vacuousness of modern celebrity, the skewed reality of reality TV, tabloid columnists' dyspeptic rants, library closures, basement conversions, social-media bullying – all are present, yet paraded in such a well-worn, obvious manner that they come across as banal.

It shows that there are always significant transmission gaps (semiconductor behavior) for all ZHGQRs but changing in an obvious oscillating manner with variations of the edge width.

It is found that the gap of the GNF changes in an obvious oscillating manner with the size of its hexagonal defect (antidot), and when the antidot is large enough, it will lead to a prominent splitting of the α-spin and β-spin orbitals and the intriguing property of bipolar magnetic semiconductors for the GNF.

When it ends in the most obvious possible manner, well, by that point we accept it with resignation.

The notion of door person as protector of the party is so ingrained in Berlin club culture that veteran journalist Tobias Rapp (who famously coined the term "Easyjet Set" regarding the city's influx of club tourists in the mid-00s), has stated (in the wonderfully obvious German manner) "If the bouncer is good, then the club is good".

If her intention had been to raise funds in an underhanded manner, she suggested, reporters would not have been tipped off in such an obvious way.