Using physical force to open the door will leave obvious evidence.

There is no very obvious evidence the party will end soon.

He wanted to leave no obvious evidence that anyone had been in there.

Local police said there was no obvious evidence of foul play.

There wasn't any obvious evidence, but the technicians would be here soon.

There was no obvious evidence of alcohol or drug use, the police said, but blood tests are being done.

She recalls certain and almost obvious evidence to confirm it.

I'll be quite willin' to point out all the obvious evidence to you later on.

Their actions to this point are obvious evidence of that."

Because the stuff that comes out of the television and radio is only the most obvious evidence of how far south things have gone.

The most obvious evidence of the season's severity is the suburban lawn.

The most obvious evidence is that sacrifice bunts go up 14.2 percent.

Gradually the trees began to be thinned out, showing obvious evidence of good land management.

And Channing says there was no obvious evidence of a break-in.

He drew her up against him, letting her feel the obvious evidence of his desire.

The song tells a story of a criminal who, despite obvious evidence, tries to convince people he is not guilty.

The most obvious evidence of earlier Romanesque origin is the font.

At the very northern end approaching Alton, there is little obvious evidence of the line's existence on the ground.

By law, the city agency can remove children from a parent solely if there is obvious evidence of abuse or neglect.

Inside were Chinese-brand toiletries, nothing that yielded any obvious evidence.

The bands, when worn under their shirts, gave no obvious evidence of their presence.

Or we have the most obvious evidence imaginable.

She looked but could find no obvious evidence that the Kell had been built as structures in-evitably are.

The staff cuts, which could include as many as 100 employees, will be the most obvious evidence of the belt-tightening.

Still, it was good to divest himself of the other things, and to leave the automobile without obvious evidence in it.