Sentence examples for be perfectly obvious from inspiring English sources
He may run in Jamaican colours, but it should be perfectly obvious that Usain Bolt is One of Ours.
For goodness' sake, it should be perfectly obvious that I'm not denigrating plumbers, appliance salesmen and construction workers as trash!
It should by now be perfectly obvious to everyone that the Tory party is using the deficit scare as the justification for a rightwing agenda that involves shrinking the state at the expense of the most vulnerable in society.
A few pages later, in a letter to Quinn, he writes that he usually tells people that "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" was "60 percent-80percent-80percentforeasonsns that should be perfectly obvious".
Richard L. Eichholz Chicago, Feb. 11, 2009 To the Editor: It must be perfectly obvious to anyone not a committed partisan or ideologue that the politicians are floundering and that the stimulus and bailout "plans" are 90percentt guesses, desperate hope and prayers and only 10percentt cold analysis.
It is perfectly obvious to everyone that the bodies of human beings are very much alike in their construction, and it requires no sophisticated reasoning to infer that if others are made like me, they probably hurt when affected like me, e.g., when their bodies are stuck with pins, beaten, cut and so on.
Why this should be is perfectly obvious.
Surely the reason is perfectly obvious.
"It is perfectly obvious that there are serious domestic problems.
The one thing that is perfectly obvious is that they are having a lot of fun!
What's with this constant dissembling about situations that are perfectly obvious?
