Sentence examples for obvious sentences from inspiring English sources

For if Platonism is right that the best interpretation of mathematics is that sentences such as "4 is even" are about abstract objects (and it will become clear below that there are some very good reasons for endorsing this interpretation), and if (what seems pretty obvious) sentences such as "4 is even" are true, then it would seem natural to endorse the view that abstract objects exist.

By this criterion, obvious sentences such as 'Bachelors are unmarried' will count as analytic.

"Although it seems bizarre to have to write this obvious sentence," she wrote, "let me state that I am not now nor have I ever been an employee of the Central Intelligence Agency".

It might seem very easy to dispense with fictionalism, because it might seem utterly obvious that sentences such as "2 + 2 = 4" are true.

For obvious reasons, Abstract sentences were found to be most important followed by MeSH profile- and MeSH term-based sentences.

From the experimental statistical results, it is obvious that the sentences in the titles or in the final part of the abstracts have higher probabilities of describing the regulation relationships between TFs and TGs.

In addition to obvious problems like sentencing, the commission would bring much-needed scrutiny to issues like the special obstacles faced by the mentally ill in the system, as well as the shameful problem of prison violence.

However, it is not obvious that a sentence like "Ishtar traveled to the underworld" comes out as false.

For instance, it just seems intuitively obvious that the sentence 'Mars is a planet' could not be literally true unless there really existed such a thing as Mars.

The risk of vigilantes harassing offenders who have served their sentences is obvious.

Jones's analysis of identity sentences has obvious affinities with similar analyses advanced by Frege and the early Russell.