Sentence examples for be completely obvious from inspiring English sources

OK, I'm not saying that it will be completely obvious necessarily, but it will be a fairly easy situation.

(All theists and no non-theists—should grant that the following argument is sound, given that the connectives are to be interpretted classically: "Either 2+2=5, or God exists. Not 2+2=5. Hence God exists". It should be completely obvious that this argument is useless).

The second thing is, given the way the system seems to work now, and particularly how automated things are, the best advice -- which is not new advice -- is to see if you can get around [the automation], see if you can get to a real person where you can make the case about why you have the skills in ways that may not be completely obvious from your resume.

It should be completely obvious, but it's actually almost invisible in many of the wildlife crime responses at the moment".

It must be completely obvious to anyone who's grown up with the "War On Terror" that the first thing you do in such situations is paint the other guys – and their Gods – as evil, blood-thirsty war mongers, because by demonising them you can justify any inhumanity you might subsequently commit.

It must be completely obvious to anyone who's grown up with the "War On Terror" that the first thing you do in such situations is paint the other guys and their Gods as evil, blood-thirsty war mongers, because by demonizing them you can justify any inhumanity you might subsequently commit.

It was completely obvious".

"It was completely obvious where she wanted to go with this project".

That's completely obvious," says Levandowski, who was also the engineer responsible for Google's first driverless car.

The piracy charges come after President Vladimir Putin said that it was "completely obvious" that the activists were not pirates.

It's completely obvious and the first signs are already there," he said in the interview, according to Reuters.