Sentence examples for maybe it's obvious from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's obvious that you shouldn't use someone else's toothbrush, but there are other personal items you should also avoid sharing.

Maybe it's obvious, but what is so impressive about video games today is the world building.

Maybe it is obvious to everyone else, but retirement communities are for people who are, well, retired.

Maybe it's because it's obvious that the dude can do anything he wants to on a skateboard so he left people wanting more?

The lad is only maybe 3 or 4, but already it's obvious that he's headed for trouble.

But to go as a stranger and it's obvious I am Jewish, maybe it would be cool, but I'm not sure.

It's obvious from the figure that wages fall relative to the cost of capital; it's less obvious, maybe, but nonetheless true that real wages must fall in absolute terms as well.

Maybe it's not obvious to the general public how basic research translates into clinically relevant knowledge.

Maybe it's an obvious point to make about a 45-year-old serial memoirist, but she finds herself disproportionately fascinating.

Maybe it's the obvious question here this week, during the semiannual National Black Theater Festival, which continues through Saturday at sites throughout this friendly, steamy Southern city.

Maybe it's too obvious a target; maybe "Sex and the City" already had the last word on scenester silliness; or maybe Wayne Price, the writer and director of "The Doorman," is simply too distracted to hit the comedic bull's-eye.