Sentence examples for obvious state of from inspiring English sources
On a recent visit, Ms. Briggen went from an obvious state of emotional discomfort to calm reflection as she gazed at the ceiling of her private room, which was festooned with projected nature scenes, including of ducks.
In his obvious state of undress, he followed us around, chatting amicably as he pointed out the advantages of his home, and about 20 minutes later politely showed us out.
The only disappointment was that Garth Crooks wasn't asking the questions, which means we're left to imagine the baleful look of disappointment that would have greeted the cricketer's obvious state of intoxication.
One night at a single's club, she meets Alfred John Turturroo), whose life is in a more obvious state of transition: He's recently divorced and has shed a great deal of weight thanks to gastric bypass surgery.
Wilcox, in an obvious state of shock, confirms Brody's suspicions about the shark in the area when she screams out the word "Shark!" Hendricks and Ellen take Wilcox ashore in a passing boat, while Brody continues to search for the teenagers using the police launch.
Women having the right to vote is such an obvious state of affairs in this country it's easy to forget how angry and savage the battle around women's suffrage was, and the way that "Suffragette" reminds us of the pain and sacrifice that went into that victory is one of this film's strengths.
These include the obvious states of California, New York, Illinois, Washington, Oregon and most of New England.
We came across the work of Obvious State's Evan Robertson last year when he debuted his series of clever literary posters based on the words of authors like Ernest Hemingway and Kurt Vonnegut.
Such pilfering dates back to the earliest days of western music and achieves its most obvious state in the form of the "theme and variations" in which a composer would cull a melody from another and let their own creative drive take over, transforming it and mining it for all it was worth.
Besides his penchant for literary-influenced artwork, Robertson is also the mastermind behind the artwork for the band Bear Ceuse, and the co-creator of "The Paris Journal," a digital book he worked on with his wife Nichole Robertson (co-creator of Obvious State) that uses photography and video to provide visual vignettes of Paris neighborhoods.
Such a move offers many obvious advantages: State-of-the-art facilities would allow me to carry out high-level engine testing, exposure to different research methods would enhance my own research skills, new challenges would emerge, and I welcomed the idea of working as part of a well-known research group and interacting with members of a team.
