Sentence examples for obvious offered from inspiring English sources

It takes a lot of moxie to open a piece of serious criticism with such a lofty declaration of the obvious, offered in praise, without sarcasm or irony.

The most obvious services offered are home services — such as repairs or cleaning — but Loo said ServisHero also covers fitness (personal trainers), drivers, massage/beauty and even accounting and other services for SMEs.

In addition to the first obvious advantage offered by this new microarray, which is the significant increase in the number of contigs per array, this Agilent oligonucleotide microarray uses shorter probes (60 mer instead of an average mean of 413 bp in C. gigas cDNA arrays), resulting in higher density arrays and cheaper manufacture.

This obvious discrepancy offers the limits of classical MHD for description of the solar wind/Mars interaction and calls for new theoretical models.

The benefits of a free tier are obvious: It offers a taste of the full-on product to attract new enterprise customers.

It seems impossible that the filmmakers didn't realise this, yet no obvious excuse is offered.

Obvious suspects were offered deals by government prosecutors, usually but not always in exchange for their testimony.

The actual mechanism by which they could work is almost certainly intrinsic; there is no obvious external reward offered by looking at a poster.

Bristol Palin's spot on the hit ABC dancing series offered obvious advantages: it gave the politician's daughter a chance to create a new public persona other than that of unwed mother and spokeswoman for teenage abstinence.

But he added that if a commercial arrangement offered obvious benefits to the Sydney Theater Company, it might add greater incentive for Ms. Blanchett and Mr. Upton to support a transfer.

I identified with the longing and uncertainty she felt in Waiting Game, and even though the evocative titular track offered obvious platitudes about being a brilliant woman, I found it empowering.