Sentence examples for to its most obvious from inspiring English sources

The impact has not been restricted to its most obvious victims.

Like any good orkutter, Orkut scans his growing network for interesting people, but he hasn't put his position as head Orkut to its most obvious use.

Folk names for the blackcap often refer to its most obvious plumage feature (black-headed peggy, King Harry black cap and coal hoodie) or to its song, as in the "nightingale" names above.

Then again, there's also tracks like "Gotta Boogie" which takes the double entendre of the song's title to its most obvious conclusion, and "Buckingham Blues" which may rank among his worst and most dated songs, so this argument may fast be becoming as stupid as it is pointless.

This is colourism at its most obvious.

This is hyperlocal at its most obvious.

Metro Station's biggest challenge has been to escape its most obvious path to success, given that a Disney pedigree and a country-star adoptive father (Billy Ray Cyrus) are liabilities to winning teenage fans who have outgrown "High School Musical". "I wanted to see how long we could go without anybody knowing," Cyrus said.

The Hurt Locker was a fine drama that deserved its prize, but it needed one hell of a campaign to overcome its most obvious rival, a small sci-fi adventure called Avatar.

Many of us have compared the show to "Battlestar Galactica," its most obvious influence, but what the hell -- I'm going to bring up "Game of Thrones".

It is a truth too little acknowledged, but surely incontestable: rock music, during its 40-year era (1954 to 1994, roughly – its most obvious bookends are the first Elvis Presley single and the suicide of Kurt Cobain), had its roots in the second world war.

If a company does not have enough promising drugs in its research pipeline, its most obvious route to growth is to buy another firm.