Sentence examples for were obvious that from inspiring English sources
adjective
Easily discovered, seen, or understood; self-explanatory.
When the inconsistencies were obvious, that is, when shadows ran in opposite directions, observers were able to identify tampering with nearly 100% accuracy.
Instead, the yes camp peddled bland generalisations, as if it were obvious that Europe was good for Ireland.
He later explained, as if it were obvious, that the image was a celebration of his status as "the coldest in the game".
If it were obvious that the banks were deeply undervalued, speculators would be buying them now and driving up their prices.
In response to a question about whether he would withdraw troops even if it were obvious that the Afghans were not able to handle their own security, Mr. Romney said, "We're going to be finished by 2014, and when I'm president, we'll make sure we bring our troops out by the end of 2014".
Besides comprising larger areas of hilly land, the lacking of land owner positive attitudes and capabilities to develop their land as compatible as the non-MRL were obvious that required a form of a supporting agency.
It is obvious that is continuous.
It is obvious that is nonincreasing and is nondecreasing.
(i) It is obvious that is continuous on and when. .
Then it is obvious that is CMTS with.
It was obvious that he could not.
