Sentence examples for too obvious with from inspiring English sources

To some people in the business school, Dr. Rao's popularity reflects a need for training in ethics and values that has become all too obvious with the deceptions carried out by executives in the last few years.

Jeremy Pelt The jazz trumpeter Jeremy Pelt's soon-to-be-released album, "Soul" (Highnote), keeps more or less the same mood for an hour: slow twilight indirection, ballad music that never wants to be too obvious, with a Wayne Shorter influence.

Have narrative choices in games like Mass Effect become too obvious with their Paragon and Renegade markers to really trigger the same kind of response that rather greyer options have in Telltale's adventures?

Make sure you are not being too obvious with your crush.

Don't get gushy and detailed about your love affairs, but don't be too obvious with your discretion.

However if we catch you being too obvious with staring or checking us out, it's not a pleasant experience, and you're not leaving that great of an impression.

What David Brooks describes as the mind-numbing, personality-stripping experience of presidential campaigning is, sadly, right on the money and all too obvious to anyone with a whit of independent critical thinking.

Demeter had been too obvious in her flirtation with drowning.

But the jacket's denim nature – also a tough, sturdy fabric – keeps this from being too obvious, at least compared with a softer fabric, like cotton.

It is seductive and sexy without being too obvious, and subtly mixes rose with a smoky wood base.

If this seems too obvious a point, compare it with Mariano Rajoy's decision to deny one to Catalonia, one he may yet live to regret.