Sentence examples for very obvious anger from inspiring English sources

Unlike his dissection of the 1980s, What a Carve Up!, there is no very obvious anger, scorn or political perspective in the book.

"It's very obvious that whether it was the heat of passion of the moment or the anger of what happened he certainly went to great lengths to make sure that each of them were dead," Crump told a news conference.

Sometimes it's very obvious".

The purpose is very obvious.

It's very obvious now.

But that's a very obvious difference.

"The answer is very obvious from here".

"The plagiarism is very obvious," said one.

For Ragan, it's all very obvious.

The people's vote is very obvious.

The men were very obvious about it.