obvious

• most obvious

  It's the most obvious thing to do.

• obvious way

  There is no obvious way of resolving the question of crowd composition.

• less obvious

  Architecture is less obvious, but it still happens.

• quite obvious

  ‘It all seems quite obvious.

• very obvious

  ‘They are actually very obvious things,’ he continued.

• obvious question

  But the obvious question is, does his invention work?

• so obvious

  Finally, there have been changes over time in the rates of divorce and marriage, although the significance of these for patterns of kin relations may be not so obvious as it first appears.

• obvious examples

  Except for obvious examples such as the local gossip.

• become obvious

  It had become obvious a few years back that this was a problem for Britain.

• obvious reason

  For obvious reasons the use of manpower was particularly affected.

• too obvious

  The results of not doing so are all too obvious.

• beyond the obvious

  Suddenly a new aspect appears beyond the obvious and very gradually takes form.

• obvious example

  Except for obvious examples such as the local gossip.

• obvious advantage

  The obvious advantage of this is that you only need to lug it around if you're going to use it, so there's another saving on weight.

• obvious reasons

  For obvious reasons the use of manpower was particularly affected.

• obvious case

  An obvious case is that of Eärendil, the first character to take shape in Tolkien's mythology.

• fairly obvious

  There's a number of fairly obvious things here.