Sentence examples for obvious to interpret from inspiring English sources

But isn't it too obvious to interpret the question of the portrait in a London shop window as a story about freedom of expression?

BECAUSE Jane Alexander, once the country's official emissary of the arts, is playing Lyubov Andreyevna Ranevskaya, owner of the classically imperiled estate of all time, it is all too obvious to interpret a role in a play as a metaphor for an actress's life in politics.

Dr. Steffy was the obvious choice to interpret what the news media had quickly named "the Jesus boat".

The obvious way to interpret this is as meaning that the press, because it is owned by Jews, makes more fuss of the holocaust than of the gulag.

But it is not obvious how to interpret Bradley's talk about "aspects" and "diversity".

As there exists no standard way of generalizing the clustering coefficient to weighted graphs [see e.g. [40], [41]] and it is not obvious how to interpret edge weights when computing the average shortest path length, we have decided to treat every edge equally and apply the classic unweighted approach [39].

However, some HCPs reported that the graphing system was not simple enough and some families commented that it was not always obvious how to interpret the graphs.

The transformation via PCA allows one to extract the components that explain the majority of variation in phenotypes, but has a limitation in that it is not obvious how to interpret the derived phenotypes.

Thus, it is not obvious how to interpret these relative changes with increasing sugar application level in terms of the overall risks for cancer and non-malignant diseases for smokers.

On the other hand, it is not obvious how to interpret selection coefficients in the context of an artificial selection on a quantitative trait, where we feel it is more natural to use parameters representing the trait architecture and experimental design.

There are obvious limitations to interpreting the results from this pilot study.