Sentence examples for notes the obvious from inspiring English sources

And neither, of course, is this dispatch, which simply notes the obvious fact that the places in which dining critics and foodies typically bide their time represent a tiny fraction of the restaurant universe.

This latest ignoble fight with a noble nun adds to the picture of a Catholic Church in a permanent defensive crouch, steeped in Borgia-like corruption and sexual scandals, lashing out at anyone who notes the obvious: They have lost track of right and wrong.

By contrast, California is presented less positively, and David Halle notes the obvious "invidious intellectual comparison" between New York City and Los Angeles.

Is it pedantic to note the obvious paradox here?

But it's also worth noting the obvious: John McCain is a Republican.

As Mr. McKenzie and numerous critics have noted, the obvious virtuosity was not what impressed most.

As noted, the obvious difference is that Kettle's Yard is a collection – and a seriously remarkable collection.

Experts noted the obvious difficulty of using a standardized test to compare countries and cities of vastly different sizes.

I'll also note the obvious and point out that Jerome is probably right to feel at least a little skeptical about the enterprise.

The agency did not delve into why suffering is so disproportionate, other than to note the obvious: that the poor, the uninsured and the less educated tend to live shorter, sicker lives.

On the political side, I wish the media would note the obvious parallels of the carbon debate with past ones over restricting pollutants (mercury, lead, asbestos, CFCs), where claims that restrictions would be economically catastrophic never came true.