Sentence examples similar to this fact makes obvious from inspiring English sources

This was no relaxing cruise to the Bahamas — a fact made obvious at the start, when we learned that the ship's keel was too deep for docking anywhere during the voyage.

But he also despised the post-communist, market-oriented Poland - a fact made obvious by his coruscating satire of a corrupt, money-making society in the undervalued Three Colours: White.

Today, the M.P.P. designs are proving to have limits, a fact made obvious last year when a Japanese supercomputer built in the Cray tradition by NEC Electronics Corporation won the computing speed crown.

Today, the MPP designs are proving to have limits, a fact made obvious last year when a Japanese supercomputer built in the Cray tradition by NEC Electronics won the computing speed crown.

Today's Jeep Cherokee is thankfully not that bare-bones, war-weary machine, a fact made obvious by its sturdy if somewhat gawky appearance, its creature comforts, conveniences and price tag.

A failure of one or more of these banks would likely be catastrophic — a fact made obvious by the recent past.

He seems resigned to his role as the hardcore touchstone of folk music, even if he will never get fame or money for his efforts, a fact made obvious by the nasally delicious whines of young Dylan crooning from the bar, the musician who will certainly eclipse Llewyn's efforts.

This fact makes difficult its sustainable development.

This fact makes the model predictable.

This fact makes prediction perilous.

This fact made Una nervous.