Sentence examples for be obvious that a from inspiring English sources
It must be obvious that a serious and significant [sentence] must be considered".
It should be obvious that a video game in which you play a man who can shoot only women would be culturally unthinkable, no matter the circumstances.
Because it should be obvious that a prize carrying his name, like a trust shield, has to produce belly-laughs by the barrowload.
While it may be obvious that a digital camera works faster if it has to cope with fewer pixels, Mr. LoPinto said the sensor in the D2H, called a lateral buried charge accumulator and sensing transistor array, or LBCast array, overcomes several delays inherent in other imaging chips.
It should be obvious that a steak is not like a symphony, a pie not like a passaglia, foie gras not like a fugue; that the "composition" of a menu is not like the composition of a requiem; that the cook heating things in the kitchen and arranging them on a plate is not the artistic equal of Charlie Parker.
Somewhere shortly down the road it will be obvious that a mismatch has occurred.
In some instances, it may be obvious that an outcome was measured given the other outcomes reported.
