Sentence examples for obvious soap from inspiring English sources

For ordinary viewers to identify with, there is the walk-on ordinary person, here played by Theresa LePore, hapless inventor of the butterfly ballot used in West Palm Beach (itself an obvious soap location).

It has become more important to me to know this now that I have a son, because of the obvious worst-case soap-opera-scenario where he meets and unknowingly falls in love with his sibling.

Amazon, 4 December In his pioneering of serial form and exaggerated characters, Charles Dickens has been an obvious influence on TV soap.

There was footage from The Word (a woman bathing in shit), Network 7 (celebs degrading themselves for airtime) and the all-but-forgotten The Living Soap, the obvious BB-precursor.

While SOAP offers obvious benefits in the world of interoperability, it comes at a price of performance degradation and additional development efforts required for implementation of features missing from SOAP, such as security and state management.

Indeed, when the experiment was over, most of subjects actually asked to eat the remaining "experimental material" (with the obvious exception of the soap).

But I tried the obvious -- I changed soaps; I changed laundry detergent; I changed fabric softener.

Soaps seem the obvious choice, if only because they offer plenty of variety when it comes to cast and storyline.

And they had the obvious question, 'How do we sell soap now?"' The P.&G.

It would be hard -- no, impossible -- to describe Beth Giacummo's "Wash Your Mouth Out With Soap" without resorting to obvious puns like tasteless and bad taste.

Some obvious examples are some of the "soaps" on before the 9pm watershed such as EastEnders, the sexualisation of young girls in magazines and the high levels of underage sex, drinking and drug-taking.