Sentence examples for was rather obvious from inspiring English sources

For example, the way Mr. Eschenbach drove the first movement to its blazing, brassy conclusion was rather obvious.

In fact, I once considered forming a joke, "pro-abortion" organization to demonstrate this point, but didn't because I thought it was rather obvious.

The whole thing could easily have been regarded as a well-orchestrated and planned attack, but from where we stood, it was rather obvious that the protesters had also managed to trap themselves between their own barricades.

Given the gross asymmetry in power between the Palestinians under occupation and the Israeli occupiers -- whose primary military, economic and diplomatic supporter was also the chief mediator in the negotiations -- it was rather obvious that the U.S.-led peace process would be unable to stop settlement expansion.

Furthermore, it was rather obvious that even though the participants were in the final semester of their education they considered the interview to be something of an examination, in which they were eager to provide the interviewer with correct answers.

However, the decision making was rather obvious in all cases with a clear patient preference, and the cases were perceived as being from daily practice even by the experts who were unaware of the fictive nature.

"What information consumes is rather obvious".

In this instance, however, the connection is rather obvious.

It should be rather obvious: if you are a Republican, George W. Bush won.

But over all the music and the ironic humor were rather obvious.

A compact selection of bottles adds further depth, although the import choices are rather obvious (Anchor Steam, Cooper's etc).