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• That is obvious. (10)
• The course of her mind was obvious. (10)
• The cause of their visit was obvious. (10)
• It is obvious, of course, where he gets the money. (12)
• The trick was too obvious and this place too suspicious. (12)
• It was obvious that he considered himself a most superior man. (8)
• It is my obvious duty to my constituents to print such a case. (16)
• So the deduction was obvious, that Lady Camper had reduced him. (10)
• An obvious interest of all the groups but the last is financial. (16)
• In all this work there was no clashing; the duty of the instant was obvious. (1)
• Slyly, subtly, and ofttimes openly do news articles point the obvious moral. (16)
• The pecuniary gain is not obvious, but I had bought freedom into the bargain. (2)
• In this obvious and easy manner he studied contemporary civilization in the capital. (9)
• Such a retiring man as Hilary was seldom given the opportunity for an obvious display of chivalry. (8)
• Of course there was an unspecified item in the transaction, which was perfectly obvious to the architect. (13)
• It is in the little wheels, in those least obvious to inspection, that the derangement is likely to begin. (14)
• Apart from obvious reasons for discomfiture, he had that feeling towards Art common to so many of his caste. (8)
• The bearing of all this on the question of premeditation [and premeditation will imply sanity] is very obvious. (8)
• The obvious value of the theory to the Silent Bargain accounts for its popularity with the commercial interests. (16)
• And yet in spite of the obvious injustice of her accusations, Helen felt startled and ashamed before her railing. (13)
• Perhaps the very obvious necessity for its enforcement is at the same time the reason why it is so seldom broken. (21)
• Again his astonishment was obvious; and he looked at her with an expression of mingled incredulity and mortification. (4)
• Bubbles were still rising from her submerged soul, but it was obvious that it would not again set eyes on the horizon. (8)
• Unless he actually forbade her going it was obvious that he must make the best of it, so he went up to town with June. (8)
• The logical sequence was no more obvious than be fore; but she apparently felt it in her turn as he had felt it in his. (9)
• But there is no such positive and obvious necessity, I am sorry to say, for fiction, or not for the higher sort of fiction. (9)
• His emotion indeed appeared so indecent, so uncontrolled and open, that its obvious sincerity produced a sort of awe in Swithin. (8)
• It is obvious that such fertility is not consistent with evenness of quality; we must pick and choose to find the real Schubert. (3)
• The old man presented this aspect of the case with a good-natured contempt, which included Fulkerson and his enthusiasm in an obvious liking. (9)
• It is obvious that what is outrageous conduct may be admirable criticism, that what is admirable conduct may be inferior, shuffling criticism. (16)
• To stimulate the reader to observe more in this direction we will call attention to some of the most obvious ways in which a house depreciates. (17)
• Some rare national faculty of seeing only the obvious and materially useful had destroyed their power of catching gleams or scents to right or left. (8)
• He could not help admiring Rogers for his ingenuity, and every selfish interest of his nature joined with many obvious duties to urge him to consent. (9)
• In the theatre we have conjectured how and why this may be, but the privilege, for less obvious reasons, seems yet more liberally granted in fiction. (9)
• He loved these obvious joys, and he eagerly strove with the occasions they gave him for the brilliancy which seemed so exhaustless and was so exhausting. (9)
• His principle in a contention of the sort was to leave the woman to the practice of her obvious artifices, and himself simply hammer, incessantly hammer. (10)
• Mrs. Berry had acted conspicuously in fifteen marriages, by banns, and by licence, and to have such an obvious requisite dinned in her ears was exasperating. (10)
• It was obvious that he possessed a complete knowledge of his own mind, some brutality, much practical intelligence, great resolution, no imagination, and plenty of conceit. (8)
• He had correct judgement, a correct ear, readiness of illustration within a narrow range, in snapshots of the obvious at the obvious, and copious language. (10)

Also see sentences for: apparent, clear, evident, explicit, manifest, noted, notorious.

Definition of obvious:

• obvious, ob’vi-us, adj. meeting one in the way: easily discovered or understood: evident. | adv. ob’viously. | n. ob’viousness. (0)

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