Sentence examples for once more obvious from inspiring English sources

In the case of politically inspired suicide, the motives are at once more obvious and more elusive.

"Despite receiving air support from the US and being advised both by the US and Iran, the limitations of the Iraqi army were once more made obvious when the offensive collapsed".

President Bush has settled on his new bogyman, once more ignoring the obvious choice of Osama.

Then cut once more to Sullivan in obvious discomfort, his nose and eyes growing redder by the second, seated in a horse-drawn carriage.

But this only makes it more obvious, once the real Dickens shows up, that the novel was written in monthly installments over two years, with all the choppiness, repetition, dead-end characters and improbable connections that entails.

Once more we observed an obvious overlapping of dZIP13 with the ER/Golgi apparatus in the Drosophila gut staining, along with some staining in additional intracellularlocations.

The novel's themes are at once more expansive than Netherland's and more obvious.

MR: With the aftermath of the Obama election, it's becoming more obvious that once you become President, "they" tell you, "Okay, this is how it's going to be".

Confronted by apparently weightier stuff such as 12 Years a Slave, academicians may feel it would be just too obvious to indulge once more their own self-love.

We cannot see the scoreboard, but the moment the result comes up is obvious: she explodes once more.

Once inside, Metz's impact was even more obvious.