Sentence examples for making the obvious points from inspiring English sources

It's hardly worth making the obvious points.

He was making the obvious point that economies evolve.

President Obama was making the obvious point that all businesses rely to some extent on the work and services of government.

Oddly, however, I don't see many people making the obvious point about the relevance of this research to current policy.

Mr. Dodd, she said, "was making the obvious point that people tend to support politicians whose views tend to match their own".

Diplomatic eminences often natter on about preventive action, making the obvious point that it's better to cure festering ills before they metastasize into something much worse.

So he could be making the obvious point that we can desire something without a basis in the external world, i.e. what I desire might not exist, or that I might desire something for the wrong reasons.

And if May wants to assert that gigantic intelligence databases are necessary to 'keep people safe', it's worth making the obvious point that the UK security agencies' bulk data collection habits did not prevent the 7/7 co-ordinated terror attack in London, in July 2005.

But criticism from abroad made the obvious point.

But many comments also made the obvious point that does not justify abuse.

He introduces himself as Elias Kiabutunda, and makes the obvious point that "life in Africa is very hard.