Sentence examples for outwardly obvious from inspiring English sources

The immediate effects of a sugar binge might not be outwardly obvious, but the situation inside your body is considerably more chaotic.

Mr. Haversat's desk, separated from Mr. Adams's by a single narrow cabinet storing Sam's original cloth-covered snakes in a rusty tin, is the most outwardly obvious sign that he is Mr. Adams's equal partner.

He's attuned to the small acts of emotional bravery -- tasting his Korean roommate's kimchi in a quest to become a more "adventurous eater," or dancing in public for the first time -- that mark Danny's development as surely as do more outwardly obvious turning points.

And even if that hardship and struggle is not outwardly obvious.

It is abhorrent to us as the parents of a child who has been killed by a person with outwardly obvious mental issues who was able to easily access a one hundred round magazine and 4,000 rounds of armor-piercing bullets online without a valid ID.

The outwardly obvious reason for this trend is that we do not have a comprehensive understanding of the function of FN genes.

Don't outwardly compliment him, that's too obvious.

They're the most obvious source because everyone has outwardly declared that they're searching for someone, and while they have their pitfalls, the good thing is that everyone is there for the same purpose.

Haneke is certainly not playful and naughty like Luis Buñuel, whose lyrical 1967 masterpiece, "Belle de Jour," revealed the fantasies and part-time bordello life of an outwardly proper bourgeoise — a movie that is the obvious reference point for "The Piano Teacher".

For though, as her sister demanded, she conformed outwardly to official Catholic observance, she inevitably became the focus and the obvious beneficiary of plots to overthrow the government and restore Protestantism.

They never outwardly said it before, but their "love the sinner/hate the sin" mentality became obvious.