Sentence examples for obvious material from inspiring English sources

For many reasons – starting with complexity – global finance is not obvious material for a studio film.

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The premise of Kafka's story and its subtle narrative constructions aren't necessarily obvious material for a dance.

It's as if the stockade mentality of the early pioneers has persisted in spite of the obvious material and social developments.

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"Wolf Hall," published in 2009, and "Bring Up the Bodies," from 2012, are in many ways obvious material for the troupe.

Knitted garments functioned the same way, almost like a tunic-jacket, and though Mr. Simons said his aim wasn't futurism, you nonetheless thought he had achieved a new energy and style with his singular-looking shapes — and without metal or other obvious materials.

Leave all of your obvious materials (phone, purse, jacket, wallet, hat, shoes) in a hidden place outside your house -- it is possible that your parents might be waiting inside for you.

The fabric you embroider on and the thread you use to embroider are the most obvious materials, but all beads, charms, and additional embellishments must also be accounted for.

The band functions at the higher levels of postbop slipperiness, staying away from too-obvious material: two of the five pieces on "Snuck Out" are Mr. Moore's, from the unjustly obscure Kenny Cox album "Multidirection," released on Blue Note in 1969.

It really is extraordinary stuff: four middle-aged men who are not the most obvious rocker material raging against the machine in an undeniably impressive way.