Sentence examples for obvious worthy from inspiring English sources

But the answer is obvious: Worthy farm in 2016.

According to the ruling, which came down in May 2007, such simple reconstitution is considered too "obvious" to be worthy of a patent.

Not to be reductive, but if the Academy were 80percentt women in their 30s, perhaps the very worthy Obvious Child would have received a nomination.

The reef was an obvious choice as a worthy cause, Grugeon says.

But why multiculturalists should seek to deny the obvious is a subject worthy of study in itself.*"From Newcomers to Americans: The Successful Integration of Immigrants into American Society".

But then "Secrets of the City" is, at its core, a parable, and the fact that the book's hate crimes never turn out to be perpetrated by the obvious suspects imparts a worthy message about prejudice and tolerance.

To say the video game industry hasn't always been a model of inclusion and diversity is a bit like noticing that the sea's wet or that Jeremy Hunt needs to be lowered quietly into a septic tank; it's so blindingly obvious it's hardly worthy of comment.

It has been distressing and cringe-worthy watching the obvious BT [Better Together] bias," wrote one supporter.

I only wish we lived in a world where more celebrities used their obvious power to bring attention to worthy emergencies (not just "causes"), as Bono has done so deftly and intelligently.

He said that for all its obvious joy, the statue presented a worthy undertone, too, in honoring "the memory of all those who didn't get their last homecoming".

While there are a number of international examples worthy of analysis, the most obvious point of reference is New South Wales and the reforms implemented in 2009.