Sentence examples for only too obvious from inspiring English sources
The reason is only too obvious, even at a single glance to so many of your contemporaries.
It seems only too obvious to say that the historian should write accurately, but this is not a simple matter.
The contrast between the way Ukraine is treated by Russia and the West was only too obvious in Yalta.
Today, as I watch endless streams of black nylon wheeled contraptions circling past on airport conveyor belts, the concept seems only too obvious.
He was 14 when his mother took the five kids from Jamaica to friends in Toronto — her crucial need to find work only too obvious, for her first job began on day two of landing.
The local effects of a factory closure are only too obvious; the across-the-board effects of greater consumer spending power generated by cheaper imports, or of higher productivity brought about by increased competition, are far less evident.One way of getting round these political problems is to compensate the losers from freer trade.
And the beginning is just too obvious.
Anyway, according to Joy, unless we (literally) stop what we are doing, mankind is doomed to a horrible end either by a runaway nanomachine that turns the entire globe into a gray muck or by man-killing robots that turn against us to satisfy their only-too-obvious robotic blood lust.
