Sentence examples for very much obvious from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean he can't put on a spectacle: his concept is still very much obvious alongside the music, paying tribute to its global appeal.

Then the background of privacy information is very much obvious.

From these statistics, it is very much obvious that how important is to tailor the efficient rear end collision avoidance solutions.

It is also observed that the degree of shifts of the conduction and valence bands is larger and very much more obvious in the micron Mn-doped material compared to the nano Mn-doped material.

"I think there's a whole generation of younger hipster dudes, whether they're in Brooklyn or Silver Lake, who are very much against obvious designer prestige signifiers — sort of anti-designer in a way — and they like the look of super-anonymous clothing that sort of fetishizes the look of a guidance counselor from 1982".

Well it was very, pretty much obvious that she in communications, and doing things, uh, not in the public, and the people of Arizona deserve that --.

That Mitchell employs a formalism suggestive of this idea is undeniable, but whether he successfully distinguishes (for all x)(there exists a y) from (there exists a y)(for all x) is very much less than obvious.

The local favorites that seem like they've been around forever are really just ten years old, if that, and the ever-evolving "us" would very much prefer the obvious "them" to stay away (they won't).

The full quote is instructive: "I admire Faulkner very much, and there are obvious similarities between the narrative – although I have my jar of ashes, Faulkner has his rotting corpse, and the setting is clearly very different.

Very much so, but not an obvious one.

More obvious and very much a celebration of "happy ever after" as there is a wedding in it, is Jennifer Gennari's My Mixed-Up Berry Blue Summer.