Sentence examples for obvious worlds from inspiring English sources

The parallels are obvious — worlds are ending, internally and externally — but the analogies Petterson draws among these dramatic endings are not.

The immediate cause of the wheat price spike is obvious: world production is down sharply.

So, what should be an obvious world title fight between two British champions would not be any sure-fire bet.

It was so incredibly spot on for marketing that I have spent the last several years diving into the counterintuitive (but in hindsight, obvious) world of natural ecology and applying its rich insights and metaphors to a digital ecosystem.

He looks steadily at me when I say the obvious words: "World record fast?" "Yes, I'd like to do something special in Moscow.

If computers were taught to read our emotions, "it's not obvious the world would be a better place".

It is obvious that world leaders, and in particular those in Arab countries, do not understand the challenges they face.

But she is impressed by his obvious real-world expertise, and has called him into the offices to solve a delicate case.

Statistical analysis of network features indicated the difference in the two groups were significant and the average accuracy rate reached 88.7% and 83.5% respectively, and the guilty group showed more obvious small-world property than innocent group.

Of course there is, to state the obvious, a world of difference between a Nazi propaganda film and these two self-consciously light entertainments, but all three raise questions about the documentary genre and its claims on the real.

Sheril Bailey, who does nails for "Allure" and "Vogue," thinks the stiletto trend is too impractical to last (apart from the obvious fashion-world use: one of Ozbek's models pantomimed using her bamboo nail as a coke spoon).