Sentence examples for still more obvious from inspiring English sources

When it comes to negative reviews, the disincentives for a novelist or a poet are still more obvious.

Considering vSDCsf, the improvements of the results compared to those of the isolated programs Surflex and FlexX are still more obvious.

IHS Screen Digest analyst, Ian Fogg, also makes the point that Intel's chips don't currently support LTE — which precludes them from being launched in the US, and makes Europe, where 3G still dominates, a more obvious choice despite Moto's relative weakness here.

If you're a guy and the trend is for ill fitting trousers that make your trousers cuffs look like they've had a row with your shoes, wear light coloured socks so your ankles, if glimpsed, are more obvious yet still understated.

Still, it is becoming more obvious by the day that these reserves are probably too low.

To a lady's man, literary lion and staunch anti-communist in Hitler's Germany (prepared in some contexts to defend Nazism), the need for a thick smokescreen was more obvious still.

That it is independent of any metaphysical assumptions should be even more obvious still.

With this improved reading of multiple layers and stages of painting, also the interrelationship of the flower still life paintings become more obvious.

I know people who take a more active interest in animal than in human rights simply because they find the latter too harrowing, too difficult to combat, and too complicated, whereas the former, while still distressing, has simpler, more obvious solutions and, to some eyes, far less moral ambiguity.

Nevertheless, conservatives like Grover Norquist insist that starve-the-beast theory works, which is why they relentlessly push for still more tax cuts despite the obvious failure of previous tax cuts either to stimulate economic growth or restrain spending, and oppose even the most trivial tax increases no matter how big the deficit.

It was obvious, and became still more so during Macron's joint address to Congress, on Wednesday morning, that he sees himself as a kind of wise, old-world counsellor to Trump.