Sentence examples for which was obvious to from inspiring English sources

And the conclusion, which was obvious to us all.

And I did it only after there was a court ruling that the case had absolutely no merit, which was obvious to everybody who looked at the facts.

There was, however, no debate about the ur-Hummingbird, which was obvious to everyone: "Cheers"'s Diane Chambers, played by Shelley Long.

The great man said it with a smile on his face, as if he was looking at a piece of footballing art, the gorgeousness of which was obvious to him.

Beach-set scenes were shot at Folkestone rather than Whitley Bay, which was obvious to locals on screen due to the presence of pebbles on the beach, which are not present at Whitley.

All of which is obvious to Mr. McNerney.

There are universal values which are obvious to us.

"There are physical limitations which are obvious to all," the pope's spokesman, Joaquín Navarro-Vallsaidaid today.

Software can work in a way which is obvious to the user, and gives considerable feedback during and after the analysis.

These geographic and cultural contrasts between the Pacific Islands, which were obvious to early European visitors, concealed a similarity: the societies all rested on the principle of reciprocity.

He has a developmental disability, which is obvious to people who meet him, but he also has a rare and less apparent ability: Like the late Kim Peek, the inspiration for the film "Rain Man," George, 71, has a powerful memory for dates and numbers and facts.