Sentence examples for obviously defines from inspiring English sources

In an effort to bring something new to the landscape of luxury handbags, the accessories designer Kristine Johannes deliberately avoided the one material that most obviously defines it: leather.

This obviously defines the need to perform measurements with high spatial and temporal resolution.

Since their union so obviously defines the future of music, Zedd and Grande's video also takes place in the future.

They have been just more obviously defined by their characteristics which have then been accentuated by the brilliant storytelling in words and pictures.

It is obviously defined by time: we are creatures with a past, who move through a present and who have available to them a series of possibilities, what Heidegger calls "ways to be".

What most obviously define this collection, though, are Jungr's husky alto – gentle but rich, pure yet at times beautifully cracked – and the spare, jazz-inflected arrangements by the singer and her long-time collaborator, the pianist Simon Wallace.

At the top of the financial scale, an extraordinary competition goes on for what can be most obviously defined as "important," and this is bound to intensify in coming months.

We could obviously define infinitely many grue-like predicates that would all lead to new, similarly incompatible predictions.

Towards the base, the stem surface is covered in fine grains, and at the very base, there is an obviously defined "bulb".

In this way, what might look like a painting is actually a portal flexible, functional, provisional with the knitted fields being far less measurable to the observer than the more obviously defined frame that they are stretched around.

Keck considers Poulenc's harmonic language "as beautiful, interesting and personal as his melodic writing ... clear, simple harmonies moving in obviously defined tonal areas with chromaticism that is rarely more than passing".