Sentence examples for upon obvious from inspiring English sources

It also enabled her to operate outside the prevailing fashions of the music scene, her creations not reliant upon obvious musical precedents, but ranging freely across the sonic landscape.

Ultimately, though, I'm expecting too much from the modern conservative movement, considering how it's built entirely upon obvious contradictions, unserious chicanery and an escalating campaign of intolerance.

Positional cloning of C. briggsae mutations without relying upon obvious candidate genes requires a set of mapping tools.

Further, in both primary and secondary care we are yet to understand why physicians (both generalists and specialists) at times do not recognise or act upon obvious alarm symptoms or signs of cancer.

– becomes dependent upon very obvious devices to create tension.

What other explanation could there be for this country's stubborn refusal to acknowledge and act upon the obvious link between guns and gun violence?

But I've become increasingly full of dread that her generation of mean girls will eventually stop accepting her for who she is, seize upon her obvious difference and just destroy her.

This suggestion is not based merely upon the obvious fact that it would have been extremely easy for petitioner to have informed the Committee that answers to its questions might incriminate or endanger him.

With an understated but unwaveringly clear narrative voice, Dr. Sanders takes readers on an examination of the tools of diagnosis, touching upon the obvious and the not-so-obvious — the physical exam, the effect of physician biases, and even the reliability of computers and Dr. Google.

Apart from being uncharacteristically misleading (I hadn't read the book or memorised the first film but had no trouble following New Moon), Ebert's review stumbled upon an obvious truth – that the primary audience for these films do indeed know the story and the source material inside out.

He is therefore depicted always with a pint bottle of whisky in his hand, and one becomes somewhat tired of gazing upon the obvious manner in which this bottle is stressed.In the first sequence, "Pap" Talbot is on the deck of an oyster boat, having imbibed until he is in a heavy slumber.