Sentence examples for obviousness about from inspiring English sources

Here there is a blinding obviousness about the cracks of thunder that accompany Claudius's misdeeds.

There are legitimate concerns that software companies have in this area, but I suspect that they can best be addressed by internal PTO processes to crowd-source for prior art and be vigilant about obviousness.

Really, though, of all Ellis's writing, this one is something else: it kind of takes the chode-ish obviousness of writing about banal rich kid life and turns it on its face.

It's possible she's finding it really hard to articulate clearly due to the emotions or that she's so wrought up about the obviousness of what's ailing her that asking about it just inflames things.

But if liberalism is considered in its broadest sense, Mr. McGovern's sweeping assertions about its obviousness might be true.

In its romanticism and its obviousness, "Witness" has got just about everything to be a "Lost Horizon" for the mid-eighties.

Through Oct. 6 Kathleen Gilje's feminist art might be too easy a target, and yet despite -- or perhaps because of -- its heavy-handed obviousness, it provokes intriguing thoughts about art and sex.

From bedrock and Wedge of Light to spire, there is an obviousness -- perhaps a literalness -- about the main features of this plan that is uncharacteristic of Mr. Libeskind.

It works a magic on obviousness, so that it becomes a novel about British embarrassment and embarrassing Britishness.

The obviousness of that movie contrasts vividly with another much-talked-about if little-seen American movie from this year, "Margaret," from Kenneth Lonergan.

What keeps you looking even when he's not at his best is the clarity -- some would say the obviousness -- of his moves and his ideas about painting, especially painting as an activity that requires some level of physical invention.