Sentence examples for while it's obvious that from inspiring English sources

While it's obvious that Clark's pulverizing techno would sound most at home in the Berlin club's cold, concrete walls, there are plentiful moments of poetic, quasi-narrative beauty to be found on the album too.

Yet, while it's obvious that women have much to gain from reading Sandberg's book, so do men – perhaps even more so.

While it's obvious that Skills and Jig are not completely formed initiatives, Schachter's objective in iterating on these projects is to explore the future of social software, creating products that move beyond "sharing software and witty comments," and push people towards connection with a purpose.

While it's obvious that a laid-off employee could have planted this during Danger's move to Microsoft, Danger's IT people must be pretty stupid to fall for something of this magnitude, y'all.

For example, while it's obvious that wooden blocks are good at balancing and K'Nex are good at structure, it's less obvious that blocks work better close up while K'Nex work well at distance.

Only two points separated the two clubs last term and while it's obvious that Moore has pulled a couple of rabbits out of the hat in Jake Cassidy and James Wallace, Dickov too has landed a couple of potential game-changers in Cristian Montaño and Jose Baxter, who Tranmere know well.

In the latest interview with America's 43rd president, while it was obvious that Bush and Kimmel treated the UFO subject in a very lighthearted, friendly way, the former president never actually suggested there were no UFO files to be unearthed.

If we were rating the former premiers' holidays on a "How in touch with Labour's roots are you?" scale, Brown's arrangements would merit Four Cloth Caps, while it is obvious that freeloading off Silvio Berlusconi is a Nil Cap.

While it is obvious that a flow regulator saves water during its use, it is not easy to say how much water is needed during its manufacturing and during the production of its components and their underlying materials and raw materials.

While it is obvious that the reversion back to a normal allele in our patient's hematopoietic system was the result of an intragenic monoallelic recombination event that probably used two identical aluY elements as the matrix, it remains unclear which DNA repair pathways were ultimately used for the three different rearrangements within the UBE2T gene locus in this family.

While it is obvious that the current painful negotiations between Greece and its creditors must come to a swift conclusion, a Grexit will ultimately cost Europe as much, or more, than a possible 'haircut' of Greek debt.