Sentence examples for that too obvious from inspiring English sources

Is that too obvious?

(Oh, I don't know. Maybe "Fourth of July, Asbury Park". Or is that too obvious?) The feeling, no less potent for being self-induced, had been with me all morning.

The Reform Act of 2007 does try to take a few steps in this direction by making provisions for post-grant challenges that could nullify patents that are too obvious or replicate prior inventions.

I wanted to put that in the story somewhere, but it seemed to underline my themes in a way that was too obvious, so I didn't use it.

It said that in February 2008, Mr. Goffer warned Jason C. Goldfarb, another defendant, against making trades that were too obvious.

Why? That, too, becomes obvious.

That's too obvious, and the pronunciation is confusing.

But if that's too obvious, where's the suspense?

The airplane is departing for another world... but no, that's too obvious.

"I didn't want him to be just a bad guy – that's too obvious.

In particular, gestures are often ended in ways that seem too obvious.