Sentence examples for were rather obvious from inspiring English sources

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

Yet when Pavin and his vice-captains came to make their picks yesterday evening, both were rather obvious, and widely predicted, despite falling well short of making the team as of right.

While it is gratifying to note that these two scans were detected, it should be noted that these were rather obvious scans readily detected by even simple windowing methods.

"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.

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

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

The reasons for this slaying of the US constitution's sixth and 14th amendments (right to legal counsel and right to due process) is rather obvious.

In an annual report that it submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday afternoon, Microsoft finally conceded something that has been rather obvious to anyone with a rudimentary understanding of the personal computer industry and Microsoft's historical role in it.

The result of such an anonymous roster is rather obvious: the Yankees have not played like a championship-caliber team — or even one working their way toward becoming one, like the 1995 Yankees, Rivera's first club.