Sentence examples for obvious of all from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most obvious of all, though, was the weather.

Here, we highlight the seven most important points to consider: This may sound like the most obvious of all statements, but investors are regularly presented with business plans where they have to decipher the purpose of the company.

One final thought, maybe the most obvious of all: far from going gently into a sort of pre-deathly contemplation, Mahler was full of plans, action, and music in the years when he was writing the Ninth Symphony.

Yet the evidence was all around: sand piled high on its banks, trees still scattered as if by a giant's fist, and most obvious of all, a utilitarian temporary bridge where, for 140 years, a graceful covered bridge had spanned the water.

Increasing numbers of 'interventions', as the arts world calls them these days, are appearing on the north of England's beautiful landscape and here's the latest: a vast commemoration of the Lancashire Witches on that most obvious of all bumps, Pendle Hill.

But when it does emerge it shows the key fieldmarks which helped to clinch its identity: a black throat, large, domed head, and most obvious of all, the dark vertical stripe bisecting the heavy, pale bill that gives the species its name.

The F.B.I.'s report ignores the single most obvious trait of all of these criminals: maleness.

And then there's the most obvious comparison of all: Doug Flutie.

Here are a few of my favorite obvious inventions of all time, and how they were probably invented.

But the most obvious difference of all, especially for those who listen carefully to birds, is song.

Canu said he found an "extraordinary tool," with a "phenomenal richness" in the most obvious place of all, the Internet.