Sentence examples for obvious observation from inspiring English sources

In a way, this is an obvious observation.

He omits one obvious observation: Most old operas failed as well.

Mosley remained modest in the postfight news conference, but did not duck the obvious observation.

This apparently obvious observation is pregnant with implications for antitrust policy.

Perhaps this is a good thing, because the most obvious observation from my experience is that inequality of gender remains more profound than that of sexuality.

All fairly reasonable and standard – exposition, followed by a generic teacher's diss and an obvious observation that Thuram, already speaking from ignorance, was making absurd connections.

My most obvious observation of why there are so many accidents is that the resort allows teenagers to go crazy with their snowboards.

I know that rather obvious observation might get me called a Marxist, again, but that doesn't make it any less obvious.

But that obvious observation conceals a precise mathematical description: the link between the severity and frequency of conflicts follows a smooth curve, known as a power law.

But he leaves room for hope: "I'm a terrible prognosticator, so I won't offer any answers apart from the obvious observation that history unfolds along lines we can never fully discern in real time".

I'm sure there are physiological arguments about why this might be, some interesting leads to be gleaned from evolutionary biology, maybe even some psychology, but I'd prefer to stick to the most obvious observation.