Sentence examples for was particularly obvious from inspiring English sources

Chelsea failed to offer anything similar, which was particularly obvious in the first half.

There were protesters, and their presence was particularly obvious in the smaller, dimly lit venue.

Another problem was a shallow technique that was particularly obvious at the top of the voice; it needed more support than it was getting.

The inability to tackle was particularly obvious in San Francisco's punishing 17-play, 87-yard drive that consumed 9 minutes 47 seconds spanning the third and fourth quarters.

But underdog teams, with little pressure and no expectations, are able to play with abandon, which was particularly obvious with the Ravens, who performed with an extraordinary level of emotion Monday.

Mr. Mankiw's predecessor, R. Glenn Hubbard, was a main architect of the three tax cuts passed in the last three years, and his handiwork was particularly obvious in the recent reduction in dividend taxes.

That is particularly obvious this year, when there is no crisis commanding the attention of voters.

This shift is particularly obvious in destination towns such as London.

This effect is particularly obvious at the local level, where there are limited tax potentials.

For Aziz, the irony is particularly obvious – he gave Oscar an English name in homage to British values.

The meaningless character of the recall, from a conservative point of view, is particularly obvious on issues like global warming.