Sentence examples for obvious maybe from inspiring English sources

Obvious, maybe, but there cannot be any contender other than Norway's curling trousers.

Killary Affair with George W. Bush Not obvious maybe, but many has always known about secret liaison between warmongers Bush and Killary.

It's obvious from the figure that wages fall relative to the cost of capital; it's less obvious, maybe, but nonetheless true that real wages must fall in absolute terms as well.

Or maybe Mitt the inevitable, if not unstoppable, will continue to run up against not only Santorum but also Newt Gingrich (is there a code name for something both squishy and clingy?) and Ron Paul ("Gold bug" is too obvious; maybe "Tesla Coil," or some sort of electrified squiggle).

If that's not obvious, maybe you ought to think about a new line of work.

This story, entitled "Digging," includes the only Arab in the book, a student who has rented a garden shack from the owner and who does handyman work and chores in exchange for rent (an image that's a bit too obvious maybe).

Afghanistan is the obvious candidate — maybe an unavoidable one if the Taliban finally will not coöperate.

Not an obvious choice, maybe, but it's Lionel Shriver's So Much For That.

Sorry to state the obvious, but maybe there's not much connection between the convenience of people's surroundings and the degree of happiness they feel.

The most obvious, and maybe the most discussed, solution to the problem of rising wealth equality is to tax people in the U.S. more progressively — that is, in a way that redistributes wealth to less-affluent people.

The most obvious, and maybe the most discussed, solution to the problem of rising wealth equality is to tax people in the U.S. more progressively that is, in a way that redistributes wealth to less-affluent people.