Sentence examples for obvious terms from inspiring English sources

Both viewed textiles not in obvious terms of colour and tactility but sought out some inner meaning in what has always been a truly democratic art.

Taken as a group, the works in this part of the exhibition display the war in obvious terms as Americans versus British.

In the work's second half, "superGabriela," he gave into his grief in even more obvious terms, performing a solo driven by that sense of loss.

For all problems, participants were observed to select opposite terms despite their less apparent connection to the problem, even though similar, more obvious terms were present.

The Brexit backstop – this fundamental need to avoid a border, rightly articulatedin stark, if belated and obvious terms at Davos by the taoiseach, Leo Varadkar – is about so much more than tariffs and trade.

Just tell them in big, uncluttered, blatantly obvious terms what your service is for.

Regarding the choice of terms, "treason" is an obvious term for identifying enemies of the state.

Ever the rebel, Mr. Schnabel rejects the obvious term for someone who does what he has just done at the Gramercy Park Hotel.

Program should address the idea of public space in non-obvious terms (not just building) by establishing a relationship between a specific urban form, new forms of cooperation, and collective life.

The rationale for the business combination is also not obvious in terms of solving Mothercare's UK problems".

And, also, that the rationale behind TUEs is obvious in terms of allowing athletes with pre-existing medical conditions to compete.