it's self-explanatory

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

And it's self-explanatory.

It's self-explanatory, that's what it is".

It's self-explanatory what sort of person he represents himself to be.

Asked about the e-mail message, Mr. Silverman said: "It's self-explanatory.

"Under the safety guidelines, we say a reactor should not be built on an active fault — it's self-explanatory," Mr. Tanaka said at a news conference.

It's self-explanatory almost.

Nafziger says that smaller confectioners in these markets are likely to move to being palm oil free because it is deemed simpler than selling RSPO, as it is self-explanatory.

The president told his writers he was comfortable with the unfamiliar overwatching because it was "self-explanatory" and better than backing up or supporting; when assured it would not cause a problem when translated into Arabic, he O.K.'d its inclusion into his speech.

See, I told you it was self-explanatory.

The reason for the overrepresentation of positive correlations must remain speculative, however it is self-explanatory that clusters of commonly co-regulated genes or metabolites will enrich the pool of positive correlations independently of general increase or decrease.

It is self-explanatory that a stem cell only deserves this designation if the observed fundamental capacities represent intrinsic features of the native cell in vivo, rather than being achieved by artificial treatments or molecular reprogramming.