This is an obvious sentence.

This is an obvious sentence.

The solution was obvious.

But seven minus five i is also the conjugate of seven plus five i, for obvious reasons.

That is the clear consequence of this.

That seems rather an obvious conclusion.

Conclusion also obvious.

I cannot wonder at his devotion.

The inference appears to be perfectly clear.

I analyzed the obvious cheating.

The implication of this was clear.

Yet one thing is clear.

The answer is not obvious.

Whatever change they have brought has not been obvious.

The reason for this is obvious.

The reason is pretty obvious.

This is indeed a palpable loss.

That is the evident loss.

He loses this world and the next. That is the obvious loss.

That indeed is a clear loss.

That is the sheer loss.

That is manifest loss.

That is what is the manifest loss.

Such loss is indeed destructive.

That is a clear loss.

That ambition is not difficult to discern.

The answer was, however, clear.

And the first is pretty obvious.

The answer isn't obvious?

The answer at this point, is obvious.

Not quite an obvious alliance.

The reason is clear.

The reason is obvious.

The reason is plain.

But, according to the materials we've received, the evidence is pretty clear.

That would be an obvious insult.

But the reason is obvious.

The answer is far from obvious.

For me, the answer is so obvious.

The answer to that's obvious.

Bring to us then a clear proof.

This is a clear favour indeed.

Remember, this will be an all too evident loss.

This is the plain loss!

Then bring us a clear authority i.e. a clear proof of what you say).