Sentence examples for obvious stories from inspiring English sources

She's right to point out the obvious: stories about women are stories about half of the world.

It is not the obvious stories or popular speech but rather the unpopular or shocking speech that requires constitutional protection.

Surveillance, she says, is one of the "most obvious stories of our times: we are fascinated by spies, we are fascinated by surveillance.

Unfortunately, the audience is transported between two obvious stories of grinding inevitability, and "as a result, Iris Murdoch gets lost in the shuffle," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The New York Times.

Harrison was drawn to the material not simply because of its gay content — there are more obvious stories he could have told — but also because it involved an encounter between East and West.

There are obvious stories to tell like vacations.

There was no obvious story line.

Come to think of it, that obvious story line does contain some spooky parallels.

For Labour, there's an obvious story about social mobility going into reverse and about the rich becoming richer.

As a cat-loving urbanist, this may be an obvious story to include so excuse my bias.

But Mr Agar's history is more illuminating on the less obvious story of science's role in problems of control.