Sentence examples for consistently obvious from inspiring English sources

Over several decades of "teaching what I most need to learn" and having observed through working with thousands of people the world over, it remains consistently obvious that what you resist, you're stuck with.

The holder of power is consistently obvious in Exposed; as is visible most clearly in the room which contains Vito Acconci's Following Piece and Sophie Calle's The Shadow, where both the voyeur and the subject lie outside of the hands of the documentary photographs.

If you recruit in prisons, as the NoI so prominently did, you may get many "born again" followers – but you also get something else, really obvious but consistently denied or ignored by 1960s US radicals.

This campaigning has been underpinned by extensive research consistently showing what is frankly obvious from looking at lads' mags: that they incite sexism.

"Obvious evidence of consistently shoddy performance was somehow missed or ignored as substandard or illegally obtained munitions were apparently being sent to Afghanistan," said Representative Thomas M. Davis III of Virginia, the committee's ranking Republican.

Rousseau's political philosophy, to take the most obvious example, has consistently provided the bedrock for French republican patterns of thinking over the past two centuries – notably the belief in the possibility of a more rational organisation of society; and the thought that not just society but human nature itself could be regenerated through collective endeavour.

The problem is obvious: one cannot consistently claim both that pleasure is the good, and that courage and intelligence (which are manifestly not instances of pleasure, or derivative of it, or even coextensive with it) are goods.

The positive results are obvious in our consistently high scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP): our Hispanic students are ranked number one on Advanced Placement students in the nation, and our African-American students are ranked seventh in the percentage scoring 3 or above.

However, this hypothesis does not account for the increased inclination to forage communally of siblings obvious from the consistently larger feeding groups among siblings.

Consistently, we did not observe obvious changes in PIN1 expression or localisation in SAMs of a p35S HEC1 line that carried a pPIN1 PIN1-GFP repPIN1 PIN1-GFPct and showed a significantly enlareporteristem (supplementary material Fig. S5).

Ever since I began Making Herstory it has consistently shocked me how the blindingly obvious is still treated as new information in the women's human rights sector.