Sentence examples for obvious thoughts from inspiring English sources

No, not the obvious thoughts after a weekend of sporting excellence; not why can't I drive like Vettel or dribble like Messi (well, maybe after a bottle of Rioja or two)?

There are two obvious thoughts.

Pinterest, Box and Dropbox are obvious thoughts.

Yagisawa (2001), for example, argues that creationism conflicts sharply with other seemingly obvious thoughts, for example the nonexistence datum that fictional characters like Hamlet don't exist.

Depending on which candidate you're pulling for, your first and obvious thoughts might be the media is unquestionably biased for Clinton or that young Sanders' supporters are brigading the online polls.

"You can't help the obvious thought".

"The obvious thought is Huckabee," Mr. Hurley said.

Some politicians – for instance, Clive Soley, once chair of the parliamentary Labour party – wonder openly whether the stings aren't part of some grubby, subterranean game of intimidation: an obvious thought while sniping at poor Carine Patry Hoskins continues.

An obvious thought occurs: on the Internet, there's enough space to include five paragraphs about the bridesmaids' dresses in every wedding announcement -- and a further five about the groom's suit, for that matter.

"We need to see the detail but the obvious thought people will have is that it may be possible to sidestep the measure by waiting a year," he said.

Suddenly, an obvious thought intruded on the afternoon's experiment — the fun of a simulation like True Crime: New York City is not that it re-creates the city perfectly but that it re-creates the city just well enough to allow a player to have adventures that are forbidden in real life.