Sentence examples for Blindingly straightforward from inspiring English sources

But the crucial point is blindingly straightforward.

Charles Darwin always said that the theory of natural selection occurred to him on 28 September 1838 while he was reading Thomas Malthus's essay on population; suddenly, the mechanism of evolution seemed blindingly straightforward.

No German library was really interested in it – among other shortcomings, it was fragmentary – but Bill snapped it up (if that's what you do with 600-year-old vellum documents) for a blindingly straightforward reason: The buyer's data were written in when it was issued; Margaretha Kremer purchased it in Erfurt on 22 October 1454.

"It's blindingly obvious.

The answer seems blindingly obvious.

The wages are blindingly low.

Women are "blindingly beautiful".

It was blindingly hot.

Isn't that blindingly obvious?

It is also blindingly white.

> it blindingly obvious what went wrong.