'too evident' is an appropriate phrase to use in written English.
It is used in situations where something is overly obvious, for example: The answer to the question was too evident to ignore.
They only won't share the evidence with you because they insist that when evidence is already too evident then why should one make the evident, evident?
Please don't deny what's all too evident!
The complexities of Nem's character are all too evident.
Airline employees' frustration and exasperation are all too evident to their passengers.
But the differences are all too evident to groups trying to forge or maintain an identity.
"I am hoping it won't be too evident that apathy exists.
Before plastics, materials tended to have specific, specialised uses, and their flaws were all too evident.
Croxteth has improved since then, but deprivation is still all too evident.
The victims are frequently unidentified and the motive unclear, but the senselessness was all too evident.
The distance between Drummond and her followers can never be too vast or too evident.
Passing beneath his house, the smell of so many dogs was all too evident.
