Sentence examples for obvious looking back from inspiring English sources

Let me ask you now: Do you think that it is obvious, looking back?

It all seems obvious, looking back, that he became a father figure to me.

It's so obvious looking back: Rory couldn't really stay, but the way they'd played the story, he couldn't leave either; killing him off was never going to be an option because a grieving companion for the rest of the series would be just too depressing.

And surely he can't blame himself, or the campaign he ran and the staff members he hired, despite its and their obvious deficiencies: who could, looking back at that record of success?

So imagine that you're an extraterrestrial observer who is trying to figure out what's happening here or, for that matter, imagine you're an historian 100 years from now – assuming there are any historians 100 years from now, which is not obvious – and you're looking back at what's happening today.

But looking back, it's obvious that the man wasn't on top of his game.

But looking back, it's obvious that the Italian and English top sides' defensive balance and extremely low number of mistakes marked them out as highly evolved and destined for continental success.

There are undoubtedly significant investment opportunities that, looking back, will seem obvious.

The bigger question, we can see clearly looking back (althought it was not obvious at the time), was why Blair did not sack Brown.

But maybe it emerged from his own candid awareness that historians looking back at his presidency may see an obvious low point (or two or three), but no equally obvious high points.

Poignantly looking back over the years it was obvious that given the chance, Yi wouldn't have changed a thing.