unobvious

She can get them on and off stage in unobvious fashion.

He can see things that are "hidden" or very unobvious.

When a play looks obvious, pause for a moment to check if the unobvious might be better.

I hope I've commented it enough that this won't be too unobvious.

The law requires only that the idea be original, unobvious and in some sense useful.

I think what he's started looking for is unobvious beauty."

But there were a number of not unobvious characteristics which escaped comment for some little time.

At several points in the story, Lucy makes observations that may be unobvious to the reader.

I have always thought the normal blog item linked was unobvious.

It is prior art and certainly not novel and unobvious.

I like to look for the unobvious in life, and in computers, it is the same.

Winning technologies often succeed because of unobvious tricks and details.

"Inventive thing" means any part of the invention information which is novel and unobvious in itself.

I can't tell you anything new or unobvious.

"Promotion of the unobvious choice" has put some of them into their positions.

To avoid thinking about the immediate and unobvious?

The unexpected results may also render the claims unobvious.

Because through writing you can sometimes make the obvious unobvious again and enable it to be communicated."

And it was just as obvious that Gordon was his "unobvious choice" for president.

This is clearly absurd, since we learn something new and unobvious by the former statement, but not by the latter.

"The contract gives him proprietary rights for implementing ideas that don't even have to be new and unobvious.

The cover and concealment were good, as were the fire lanes, but best of all their position was unobvious.

I'm sure that some other "unobvious" uses will poke their heads over the parapets in the near future.

These radical asymmetries might contain hints about the mechanisms involved, but they are unobvious.