Sentence examples for not obviously correct from inspiring English sources

But this is at least not obviously correct.

This last claim assumes we can give a naturalistic account of rationality, which is not obviously correct given non-naturalism about rightness, but neither is it obviously incorrect.

Before t = 0, there was nothing in the state of things to enable the prediction of the appearance of the invader at t = 0+.[2] One might think that the infinity of space is to blame for this strange behavior, but this is not obviously correct.

Although not impossible, given the evidence that this archaebacterial group acquired hundreds of genes from eubacteria [ 41], it is not obviously correct.

Typically, it does not strike students as obviously correct.

Changing the tax code so that Warren Buffett pays a higher rate than his secretary, extending unemployment insurance, investigating mortgage abuses that led to the financial meltdown … those are no-brainers, at least once we acknowledge that what's obviously correct does not lie exactly between what the Democrats want and what the Republicans are willing to do.

The job of a trustee is to safeguard the sector, so question everything that doesn't seem instantly and blatantly obviously correct.

This is quite obviously correct, if the economy is not growing strongly then tax revenues are weaker and social security spending higher than they otherwise would have been.

This is a mistake in which the clue was so obviously "correct" -- seemingly not even needing to be checked -- that the error slipped right by me.

Thirdly, the publication bias were observed, however, we used trim-and-fill method to correct the bias, which did not obviously alter the positive association.

The kneejerk criticism of this kind of undertaking is correct, but also so obviously correct as to be somewhat banal: no, you can't measure happiness – indeed, we can't even agree on what it means to begin with.