Sentence examples for was especially obvious from inspiring English sources

But on that evening his outrage was especially obvious, his sense of injustice palpable.

It was especially obvious that it wasn't summer anymore because the sun was out and there was a bright-blue sky.

This was especially obvious as the first generation of Super Bowl heroes retired and began showing up at reunions and Hall of Fame induction ceremonies walking like "Maryland crabs," as a players'-union representative once put it.

The pattern was especially obvious for the Mix dialect.

Slightly different from developing silique, seed glucose content exhibited a small recovery in two lines during seed maturation, which was especially obvious for HOCL at 60 DAA in 2012 (Figure 6B).

That was especially obvious when World Bank President Dr. Kim infamously said he believed the World Bank could only be 'taken seriously' if it continued investing in businesses as usual -- businesses including coal.

That's especially obvious in England.

The spontaneous appearance of order is especially obvious when the water vapour condenses into snow crystals.

Softness of tint is especially obvious in "Simulacra No. 11" by Annette DeFeo of Newfield or "Untitled" by Jason Nocito.

This is especially obvious, and painful, with figures like John Kerry, who has tried to have it both ways.

And the levity is especially obvious once you realize that elegance, levitation and tenuous balance are in themselves funny.