Sentence examples for are absolutely obvious from inspiring English sources

So the benefits of saving it are absolutely obvious.

It's absolutely obvious".

"One thing is absolutely obvious," he said.

This is absolutely obvious," he said.

"Ever since Copenhagen it has been absolutely obvious that the world is not moving towards taxes, whether they are fixed taxes or floating taxes," he said.

"I think this is just silly, and the futility of the attempt to convince somebody of this is absolutely obvious," he said.

"I completely support Barnaby Joyce in stating what is absolutely obvious: that mining should not occur on prime farmland," she said.

To me, it's absolutely obvious that, if we don't wake up and find out from these old women and set it down on paper, in twenty years we won't have anyone to ask.

Sharp said the expertise of the conference convener was the most crucial aspect to the program's success in other states and in the NT it was "absolutely obvious and essential that we have a large pool of Aboriginal conveners".

It is absolutely obvious that today's banks are far too big, operate with far too little capital and deal in financial instruments that do far too little to finance genuine trade and investment.

"Her research is brilliant; her classes are innovative and inspiring; her critical feedback is the most useful and thorough I have ever encountered; and her commitment to the well-being of students is absolutely obvious". Isenberg, a Princeton faculty member since 1997, teaches courses on the history of the American West and on American environmental history.