Sentence examples for with a very obvious from inspiring English sources
According to Feig, the executives wanted it shot as a typical sitcom, with a very obvious, punched up style.
So wretched was he, he didn't think it strange when this strange woman Alice with a very obvious personality disorder came to live in his house.
The aim is to get half of all 360 owners on to Live, and Microsoft has come up with a very obvious way of encouraging this - by making it partially free.
Night and the City - based on a novel by Jewish writer Gerald Kersh and with a very obvious kosher-hoodlum central figure - may be the archetype of the Soho thriller, but it was one of the last of the cycle, starring Tony Newley as a strip-club compere with a gambling debt, that really gets me going.
Shift's area is certainly a challenging one, with a very obvious bust in the space in the form of Beepi (which raised $150 million).
Stick a big sign at several busy intersections coming from every direction to your house, with a very obvious arrow pointing in the direction of your place.
John Swansburg, writing for Slate, said the episode was a "dud," with the fever dream a "very obvious (and not particularly enlightening) way to depict Don wrestling with his infidelity issues".
In the present study, though the insulin concentration curves indicate that patients with high TG level had a very obvious insulin resistance, a more detailed analysis with additional divisions of TG levels showed that the β cell function increases with the rising TG levels at the early phase, but later decreases as the TG levels further rise.
But what happens next, the reimagining of Raheem, will be fascinating for reasons that have little to do with Uppity Young Men Who Should Know Better, or the perils of medical sedatives, and everything to do with exploring the outer reaches of a very obvious talent.
Or you may find that you receive a very obvious dream with the answer.
(Side note: of course there is a very obvious flaw with this whole premise, more on that in a moment).
