Sentence examples for strong obvious from inspiring English sources

There just aren't a couple of tall, strong obvious defenders; so Gary Medel, Cardiff City's midfielder, has to be relocated and play as a centre-back.

The members of the Academy vote their conscience, not their pleasure, and "12 Years a Slave" — beautiful and punitive, even sadistic (does anyone really want to see it again?) — was a strong, obvious choice for Best Picture in what turned out to be a remarkable year.

Fox News has evolved into something even more potent than just a media outlet with a strong, obvious ideological slant.

AUTOPSY first identifies strong, obvious peaks from components.

4. The central trend has a strong, obvious meaning in animals and plants (if one appropriately accounts for endosymbiosis), less clearly so in microorganisms, depending on the prevalence of horizontal gene transfer.

"It is vitally important that messages about the dangers of drink-driving are as strong and obvious as possible, so drivers know it's not okay to stop off for a quick drink on their way home.

I think this very uninsistence may be part of the reason for the current eclipse of Pritchett: so few big venues publish short stories now that a story needs to make a strong and obvious case for itself; many of them come out with all guns blazing.

If you have a passion as strong and obvious as my surfer friend, you probably can evaluate the fit even before the interview.

As you can see, the lists are pretty strong and obvious, except for paid iPad apps, which seems oddly weak (iFart Mobile, seriously?).

In his ruling, the judge said that there was a strong and obvious public interest in the disclosure of the documents, but not the names of clients.

In a 1989 interview the pianist-conductor Vladimir Ashkenazy said that the connection between Mahler and Shostakovich was "very strong and obvious"; their music represented "the individual versus the vices of the world".