Sentence examples for obvious version of from inspiring English sources
This was just a really unvarnished and obvious version of exploitation".
She's like a metaphor for the rest of us, or an avatar, a more obvious version of the inescapability that we all have, as our parents' children and our partners' partner, I say to her, although it's the kind of question that she bats away, like an irritating fly.
The most obvious version of the argument in favour of one-off acts of torture in extreme emergencies is consequentialist in form.
Originally, the site contained the word "iPhone" in plain sight, but China Telecom appears to have altered the graphic since this was first spotted by ZDNet earlier this morning to feature a pixelated (but still obvious) version of the word.
Lauren: Like all patents, design patents are only granted for designs that are new and not obvious versions of existing designs.
But if art holds up a mirror to the world, today's East Asian "teens" like me are pretty much just less obvious versions of long-known stereotypes.
The set list leaned toward the obvious, including versions of "Mystery Train," "Hit the Road, Jack" and "Good Golly Miss Molly," songs already overly familiar to anyone who has eaten in a chain restaurant or attended a few sporting events (though the group's enthusiasm and skill did restore some excitement to them).
The two conjectured inequalities below are obvious sharpened versions of the Erdös-Mordell inequality.
In the end, it's not obvious whether platonists can successfully refute fictionalism, and more generally, it's not obvious whether the version of the singular term argument rehearsed in this subsection provides a good reason for believing in abstract mathematical objects.
In January, the first of these target states Arizona, an obvious choice passed a version of the institute's model bill.
I'm not against religion, just the cloying, obvious and saccharine version of it that ended the episode – it was as bad as the "hugging and learning" ending of the BBC's Survivors.
