Sentence examples for obvious mention from inspiring English sources

According to the WHO website, before February it made no obvious mention of attacks on health workers.

Michelle Rhee is an obvious mention here, as she took the schools in Washington, D.C., from pre-basic to basic and got them lined up for further progress.

Likewise, Clinton's disclosure forms -- which span the last 15 years, covering her time as a senator, secretary of state and presidential candidate -- do not make any obvious mention of the money she earned for the Clinton Foundation in exchange for her speeches.

Obvious reference points, mentioned by Ms. Keegan's collaborators, include musicals like "Hair" and "Rent" or, more recently, "Spring Awakening," a 19th-century German play that was turned into a Tony-winning Broadway musical in 2006.

It's almost too obvious to mention.

The moral of the story is too obvious to mention.

Complaints about the game's self-importance gradually became too obvious to mention.

12 Years a Slave, for reasons too obvious to mention, but which include Chiwetel Ejiofor's heartrending performance, is miraculous.

For reasons too obvious to mention, when Hollywood decides to go to town on a great city, it usually sets its sights on New York first.

Even though it's really obvious to mention her age, it's undeniably impressive to hear what she's achieved and exciting to imagine what she might come up with next.

It seems almost too obvious to mention, but perhaps worth a reminder that we can all help value bees by supporting organic farmers and choosing to eat organic food.