Sentence examples for seldom obvious from inspiring English sources

Like "The Waste Land," whose influence is profound but seldom obvious, "The Lost Son" dispenses with plot and argument for the sake of a hypnotically effective voice.

Clarke is manifestly innovative in the field by the placement of his fielders and by bowling changes which are seldom obvious.

I love them because some long-shots succeed and others -- John Lindsay, Phil Gramm, Steve Forbes -- never catch on, for reasons that are seldom obvious.

While some medication knowledge base vendors do have clear definitions, these distinctions are seldom obvious or available to the end-user who is presented with the interactions.

The sources of such house effects are seldom obvious, but in this case there are some clues.

Official neglect is seldom so obvious.

Just then the thief screeches into the car park in a brand new red sports car, radio blaring.In the real world, embezzlers are seldom so obvious.

The age gap between the two men - McCain is 72 and Obama is 47 - has seldom been as obvious.

The age gap between the two men - Obama is 47, McCain 72 - has seldom been as obvious.

But it has seldom been as obvious as it was on Monday, when MSNBC and CNN kept showing Nunberg even when he appeared to be coming unglued, and when he was largely repeating statements that he had made earlier to the same networks.

Explicit decomposition was used seldom and without obvious benefits.