Sentence examples for Obvious realities from inspiring English sources

Appealing for peace 50 years ago, President John F. Kennedy told the Irish Parliament, "The problems of the world cannot possibly be solved by skeptics or cynics, whose horizons are limited by the obvious realities.

Despite these obvious realities, it seems as if many have forgotten that even Facebook itself was a risk.

Again, nothing new here: there have always been science doubters and alternative explanations of the most obvious realities.

Trump goes to such enormous lengths to deny obvious realities -- his inaugural did not draw as well as the opposition protests, much less his predecessor Barack Obama's festivities (or as well as I expected).

Less familiar words and terms continue to be used within the military not to clarify tasks at hand but to obscure certain obvious realities even from those sanctioned to deal with them.

To pretend this is not the case, or to ignore the transparently obvious realities that make it so, is the rough equivalent of assuming in 1912 that a World War lasting four plus years -- and costing tens of millions of lives -- can never happen.

"We shouldn't forget the obvious reality check.

The rather obvious reality is that Morgan Stanley badly misjudged the demand for the stock.

It is no disrespect to the employees who populated the subsidiary boards to recognize this obvious reality.

But in direct contrast to all the rhetoric about consumer savvy, corporations and politicians regard it as an obvious reality.

The Strategic Process that resulted in the proposal to sell the Telegraph Group was, as a matter of obvious reality, conducted entirely at the International level.