Sentence examples for very very obvious from inspiring English sources

So if you do them badly it immediately becomes very, very obvious".

I can see that as a very, very obvious outcome over the next four to five years," McWilliams said.

Part of Mr. Lavender's sleight of hand involves flattering the reader's keen intelligence while also spelling out the very, very obvious.

Stoll got away with the whole thing cleanly, despite it being very, very obvious in the replay exactly what kind of horsecollar he gave Fowler.

Sinofsky would not have laid waste to Windows 3.11 through Windows 7 unless this was a big deal and the writing on the wall was very, very obvious.

What we wanted to do was a new conception that tries to deal with the holes and issues in the story that would be very, very obvious to a musical-theater audience".

By May 17th — the day that the chief executive officer of BP predicted that "the environmental impact of this disaster is likely to have been very, very modest" — it was obvious that what was unfolding was the single biggest environmental catastrophe in the history of the United States.

On your eyes, pick a very very light eyeshadow that won´t look very obvious.

This may sound obvious, but very, very few startups state maintaining or increasing development velocity as an explicit goal.

"It's pretty obvious we think very, very differently about the way the governments of the world should work," Joseph J. Lhota, the Republican nominee, said at a news conference, adding: "In his own words, he called himself a 'democratic socialist.' It's really unfortunate that that's the level that we've come to in this city".

Jenny Slate knocks this one out of the park -- and, in case it's not clear, is very, very funny -- and I hope "Obvious Child" gets the opportunity to be seen by a lot of people because Slate deserves better than being known best for one "SNL" gaffe.