Sentence examples for obvious remarks from inspiring English sources
The book's impact is all the more remarkable given how familiar its revelations are, whether it's McClellan's crushingly obvious remarks about the administration's selling of the Iraq war, Bush's contempt for the press or Vice President Dick Cheney's penchant for secrecy.
These are quite obvious remarks for someone used to work with a correct evolutionary background, but this is not so clear for most biochemists and molecular biologists.
She smiled at my obvious remark.
An obvious remark was that the monomer conversion was low at low APS concentration and gradually increasing in accordance with the increase in APS concentration.
As to the influence of the initiator APS on the polymerization, an obvious remark was that monomer conversion and the soluble polymers were both gradually increasing in accordance with increase in APS.
Apart from the obvious remark that such a critical attitude completely fails to grasp---and indeed, purposefully ignores---the most important feature of collapse theories, i.e., of dealing with individual quantum systems and not with statistical ensembles and of yielding a perfectly satisfactory description, matching our perceptions concerning individual macroscopic systems.
Only in conclusion did he make the obvious remark that if you were going through a personal crisis and needed an analyst, then you needed an analyst and that was that.
He and Mark, with ever sketchier motives, attend an ante-natal class together and make catty, dog-obvious remarks.
It is simply obvious that remarks about truth are not remarks about linguistic conventions.
To say the obvious, that remark reveals a powerful contempt for the public: Mr. DeLay apparently believes that the nation will trust a man, independent of the facts, because he looks good dressed up as a pilot.
