Sentence examples for maybe the obvious from inspiring English sources

Wait, maybe the obvious is, more precisely: The formula is there is no formula.

"It wasn't a Google-designed language and maybe not the obvious choice — but it really was the best choice," she told me.

Of all the things that might occur to you about the title of Donald E. Westlake's grim new thriller, "The Hook," its intended meaning is maybe the least obvious.

One final thought, maybe the most obvious of all: far from going gently into a sort of pre-deathly contemplation, Mahler was full of plans, action, and music in the years when he was writing the Ninth Symphony.

Maybe the most obvious connection between Columbine and today's shooting at the Hartford Distributors liquor business in Connecticut that reportedly left at least eight dead is that the suspects committed suicide afterwards.

Maybe the most obvious example is the magnate-cum-candidate's call to deport 11 million immigrants, the political equivalent of making an outlandish demand in a business proposal that one doesn't really expect to be met.

Maybe Evans was the obvious choice to inaugurate MoMA's photography programming, or maybe not.

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.

10.15am GMT What Australian teenagers want (well, maybe apart from the obvious) It's 6pm in Perth, the sun is setting and our team is in dire need of a drink.

And maybe not take the obvious route.

Or maybe "spouse" is the obvious answer?