Sentence examples for the obviousness of from inspiring English sources

Forgive the playwright, Mike Bartlett, for the obviousness of the metaphor.

They've dramatically reduced the obviousness of what's an ad and what's not an ad".

"Yeah," says Streten with an chuckle at the obviousness of the answer.

"I didn't want to show the obviousness of injustice, social deprivation, war, etc," said Reggio.

"Arms up, dude," Ares said more forcefully, frustrated by his brother, and by the obviousness of his own unmentioned mistake.

It was the obviousness of what was going to happen that created the biggest anti-war movement in history.

There is no doubting her seriousness; the obviousness of much of her work is deliberate, a punch in the gut.

The comic grammar of the movie resides in the obviousness of everything we see him getting away with.

First, she agreed with them that, because of "the obviousness of the evidence" they had gathered against him, he should be put on trial without a preliminary hearing.

In the hands of these searchers, problems which start out with the obviousness of high-school physics usually branch off into something on a rarefied intelligence level.

What keeps you looking even when he's not at his best is the clarity -- some would say the obviousness -- of his moves and his ideas about painting, especially painting as an activity that requires some level of physical invention.