obvious造句

Not at all obvious.

Easy to notice;obvious.

It's an obvious hoax.

This is an obvious foul.

So flooding is the obvious answer.

Diagnostics could not find any obvious problems.

All of this is obvious, you say.

Often twitch muscles, particularly at night obvious.

Cheater too obvious, fool enough to use.

Invocation: This one should be the most obvious.

On the surface, this premise sounds quite obvious and straightforward:

No obvious directivity occurs in the songs of black cicada.

Point out what makes you be the obvious.

But there is another obvious problem: farms stink.

This Szuma Chao trick is obvious to every man in the street.

WHEN you run out of land in a crowded city, the solution is obvious: build upwards.

The negative aspects of jealousy are obvious, but can it ever yield positive results?

The process of Intersection is perhaps not as obvious as it first appears.

Fresh and clear pertinence and strong actual effect real are obvious characteristics of scholastic education research.

What is obvious to you, the writer of the guide, may be obvious only out of familiarity - no doubt you've spent hours with the application, studying out every menu and function.

But the armchair does preclude one obvious research Angle, which is to ask the people who run the cinemas.

"One obvious experiment is to see what happens when temperatures in obesity-prone populations are lowered," said Eckel.

Extrapolate this to websites, products or whatever matters to you and the power of simplicity should be obvious.

Yet if it was even slightly obvious which direction Earth was, everyone would point their feet in that direction.

China's experimental animation internationally is a kind of otherness, has obvious Oriental artistically and situation in it.

And Congress, stronger in poor, rural areas, is a more obvious champion of the jobless poor than is the BJP, with its base in richer urban places.

Under the influence of the thinking mode of post-modern philosophy in its negativity, plurality and otherness, educational narrative study has shown obvious post-modern characteristics.

It formed a peripheral cultural district with a obvious characteristic, for the plural civilization of districts were syncretize and amalgamate and fusion In the area.

The obvious risk is that making ranching more productive will raise the incentive to grab more of the rainforest, but there are mitigating factors.

Lighting can hide obvious landscape problems while accentuating positive features, leaving the "cover of night" to help minimize what you do not want to illuminate.

"Heavy bleeding should not be ignored," James said in a news release from the university. "When a woman's blood can't clot normally, the most obvious sign is a heavy period."

But Schmidt, a 20-year veteran of the IT industry, wasn't keen on shouldering the considerable costs of creating and maintaining an OS and browser for no obvious return.

This is obvious in the case of Mr Powell: Mr Obama is making liberal use of his endorsement to refute the latest Republican criticism that he is a "socialist".

From the agonies of kindergarten, when we first were teased or made fun of in the midst of all our innocence, wehave all struggled in one way or another with hiding what is obvious about us.

Discovering a potential water supply has obvious benefits for that scheme, not least providing astronauts with a potential reservoir that they can tap into rather than rely on shipments from Earth.

When an application is asleep, it should look asleep. When an application is awake, it should look awake, and when it’s busy, it should look busy. When the computer is engaged in some significant internal action like performing a complex calculation and connecting to a database, it should be obvious