Sentence examples for obvious signposts from inspiring English sources
But there are some obvious signposts, mainly from the literature of urban dissipation that Los Angeles has inspired more than any other American city.
The genes, the programming instructions that operate the cell, are hidden in the DNA, with no obvious signposts, and are hard to find even when the genome sequence is known.
Over 20 years as a journalist I've witnessed taxes "buried" in complicated budgets; incomplete or late replies to basic questions; elementary information apparently not being gathered; data series changed or terminated, often at convenient points; baselines, assumptions and inputs altered with no obvious signposts.
Kleiman's screenplay (co-written with Sarah Cyngler, who produced several of his short films) keeps its cards close to its chest, rejecting obvious signposting of key themes or even explanation of basic dramatic arrangements.
Unguided by obvious story signposts, you slip from image to image, pulled along by their beauty (the digital cinematography is by Chris Dapkins) and by the dreamy, leisurely rhythms of the editing (by Seth Bomse).
She feels no apparent need to connect these scenes up in any immediately logical way, to help us through the narratives with signposts or obvious clues.
For every obvious Motown reference, there are smart, less-overt nods to '60s soul signposts like the Intruders' "Cowboys to Girls" and the Esquires' "Get on Up".
However, while the film refrains from following the obvious romantic route, the life lesson symbolism of Wendy's driving tuition is signposted a little too glaringly.
In the absence of a VR specialist, even patients without obvious disability should be referred for ongoing rehabilitation with detailed work assessment and signposted to employment specialists e.g. disability employment advisors EARLY after stroke.
We signpost the next steps with as few words as possible while being clear and obvious on what will happen next.
