Sentence examples for obvious notion from inspiring English sources

It's not clear why this all has to take place in private — other than the rather obvious notion that it could allow Republicans to leak Mr. Pickering's answers selectively.

Corbyn promises a major revolution in leadership style, which this country so desperately needs: the PLP 80 need to grasp this simple and blindingly obvious notion, and, should Corbyn win the leadership election, work alongside him on a consensual platform.

For a movie that takes so much time bashing us over the head with the obvious notion that Steve Jobs loved innovation above all else, it offers absolutely nothing new either to film-making or his story.

Similarly, many entries are extended with pictures or even videos, a perfectly obvious notion for any online project, but one that is still unusual for scholarly and even for standard dictionaries.

Produced by the indie holier-than-thou and Shellac member Steve Albini, SOD has deliberately gone for a raw, spit and sawdust aesthetic, as well as the obvious notion that recording at the Albini-owned Electrical Audio studios in Chicago would mean a certain-as-death recording in analogue mode.

An obvious notion, perhaps, but plenty of zealous entrepreneurs lose their way especially when the world seems so full of possibilities.

"You are working against such obvious notions of vulgarity; and the state is there in a kind of obvious grandeur.

The broad range of the humanities need to be taught along with obvious notions of art history, with the artists, the monuments, the architecture.

She has done it all on her own terms, following her impulses with absolute dedication, maintaining artistic control and transcending the more obvious notions of feminine sexuality.

Of course, these notions of definition, meaning and synonymy would themselves need to clarified, But they were thought to be sufficiently obvious notions, whose clarification didn't seem particularly urgent until Quine raised serious questions about them much later (see §3.6ff below).

But the thing that stuck with me most was his discussion about new media and a very simple but (at the beginning of the Web 2.0 craze) non-obvious notion that content is still king and that it never abdicated.