Sentence examples for noting the obvious from inspiring English sources

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

"A year ago, I would not have said that we would not have an opponent in February 2002," said Mr. Jones, noting the obvious political vulnerabilities that Mr. Ferguson had when he took his seat in Congress in January.

It is worth noting the obvious – here is a second-generation woman of Indian heritage, the central character in an eponymous primetime show, and the first in network TV history to take the romantic sitcom where it never has before: bringing "fifth base" to the living rooms of mainstream America.

But he stopped short of noting the obvious, that in such instances the white community's "taste" had made it the enemy of individual African-Americans who were forbidden to sit at a luncheonette or take their children into a Woolworth's rest room.

"The product was too similar to Foursquare," says Parker, noting the obvious.

The algorithm is typically initialized with a random selection of chromosomes (noting the obvious constraint that each chromosome should encode a valid solution to the problem).

Is it pedantic to note the obvious paradox here?

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.