Sentence examples for obvious know from inspiring English sources

Doug Becker, vice president of development in the education division at ACT, offers the obvious: Know the answers.

Here's how: Begin with the obvious: Know your subject.

To do this, doctors must take time to do the obvious: Know the name of nurse you are working with, take time to meet him or her face to face, and realize that patient care comes before personal pride when receiving productive feedback.

The irony of these anti-American fighters deriving inspiration from an exemplary work of American literature (whether the American epic or just an American epic and isn't that good enough?) is too obvious; "know your enemy," after all.

Mmi1p is a relatively small protein of 488 amino acids with no obvious known features, other than a putative YTH family RNA-binding domain.

Identifying allele-specific miRNA-mRNA interactions may indicate the functional roles of the SNPs from GWAS and eQTLs that presently lack obvious known function.

Then, desperately trying to win a presidential race that was never in the cards, my old fave John McCain -- surrounded by some friends of mine who've since had, er, second thoughts -- put an attractive but obvious know-nothing, as I wrote at the time, named Sarah Palin on the national ticket.

Where the likes of Sean Hannity presented then Senator Barack Obama as a "Manchurian Candidate" come to real life, John McCain, after pandering to the mob psychology and legitimizing and institutionalizing it with his pick of obvious know-nothing Sarah Palin as his running mate, had to ultimately back away from the mania.

Sounds pretty obvious, I know.

North Korea's message, however, was obvious: we know what you think our weaknesses are, but don't be so sure.

"If someone is serving these, or gifting these, or buying these, it's obvious they know what's going on," he said.