Sentence examples for obvious take from inspiring English sources

Her in-laws, as may be obvious, take their religious practices very seriously.

"If it's obvious — take shit water, put it through a filter — then people are upset".

If the plant's gender isn't obvious, take a few flowers to a nursery and compare them to blooming hollies that are tagged with the plant's sex.

But the most obvious take away from the six-point loss – their third loss by a less than 10 points this season – was that the Saints' rebuild is on the right path.

Recent single Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?, an infatuated-sounding Turner's late-night booty call, is their most obvious take on 90s G-funk (indeed, South Wales electronica producer Curtis Jones has spliced it together seamlessly with Dre and Eminem's What's the Difference on Soundcloud).

The site is an obvious take on how to incorporate editorial content with retail engagement.

We can, however, quibble with the fact that James also plays harder than the likes of Anthony — the most obvious take-away of Sunday's game.

Ms. Mullally plays the Chief, an oversexed chief surgeon who flails about on crutches and is an obvious take-off on Dr. Kerry Weaver, the character Laura Innes played for 15 seasons on "E.R".

Yelp, a firm that hosts online reviews and makes money from local ads, is "one of the most obvious take-out candidates," says Mark Mahaney of RBC Capital Markets, an investment bank.Yahoo, a darling of the late 1990s internet bubble, is a constant subject of takeover speculation.

Or a high class prostitute/You're so beautiful/You could be a part time model" 9. Bowie Bit of an obvious take-off of David Bowie, but with a few standout puns: "Hey Bowie, do you have one really funky sequined space suit?/Or do you have several ch-changes?" 10.

But proving the obvious took almost four centuries until Thomas C. Hales, a mathematician at the University of Pittsburgh, succeeded in 1998 with the help of a computer.