Sentence examples for Apparently obvious from inspiring English sources

This apparently obvious manoeuvre has revolutionised the science of medicine.

I couldn't rationalize my apparently obvious enjoyment of such a strange combination of activities.

This apparently obvious observation is pregnant with implications for antitrust policy.

We need to examine much more carefully both the apparently obvious premises and the reasoning based on them.

The ease with which reporting is skewed by selectivity and interpretation, by editing and tone, should suffice to override the apparently obvious distinction between "fact" and "fiction".

It may seem mysterious that jingoism should appeal so overwhelmingly to the working classes, easily trumping apparently obvious differences in interests between them and the economic imperialists.

But as news of Hammarskjöld's death emerged, the RAF veteran was apparently an obvious suspect.

That these duties include the routine violation of other nations' territorial waters is apparently too obvious to be worth stating.

Should this young man — whose nature was apparently so obvious to his mother that, when a ABC News reporter called, she said "You have the right person" — have been able to buy guns, ammunition and explosives?

The interpretation of Section 215 that authorizes this secret surveillance operation is apparently not obvious from a plain text reading of the provision, and was developed through a series of classified rulings by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.

In a Times Op-Ed piece, "We've Seen This Movie Before," Roger Ebert writes: Should this young man — whose nature was apparently so obvious to his mother that, when a ABC News reporter called, she said "You have the right person" — have been able to buy guns, ammunition and explosives?