Sentence examples for which is very obvious from inspiring English sources

There's also a huge Indian influence, which is very obvious in the food and in the mosques and temples massed on the outskirts of the city.

"I think our first brunch film was 'Breakfast Club,' which is very obvious and expected and was probably playing on seven different television channels at the same time we were playing it, but both screenings sold out," Mr. Viragh said.

Well, over here — the hyenas were dragging a "kill," probably a small antelope or steinbok, which is very obvious from the smooth foot-wide path in the sand that ran some 50 yards into the bushes.

Generally, the agt1 resolution is much higher within the clades and on population level, which is very obvious for P. peruviana, P. cerrateae, and P. radiadinervosa as well as within clade IV and VI.

Activate their control signals as "on" and "off", the regulation of microglia as [ 3] "on" signal is a kind of new molecules, which is very obvious to identifying activated microglia; "off" signal is to maintain the signal to hamper microglia, as the default sets; the interrupt signal means the alarm sounded.

As shown in Figure 5e h, SWCNTs could enter into chloroplasts, and caused the chloroplasts looseness of structure, which was very obvious in Figure 5h. Figure 5 TEM images of protoplasts.

In Mr. Corley's staging, Nicholas Kepros plays Shylock for pathos, which is very wrong, obvious and sadly stereotypical, but that's a small mistake in a production as dismissive of Shylock as the play is.

The results are presented separate for women and men in table 1 and 2 which is very interesting since obvious gender differences are reported in threshold assessments.

"Which is very undermining".

Which is very irritating.

Which is very nearly true.