Sentence examples for obvious to write from inspiring English sources

The only iron law here is the one too obvious to write a book about, which is that the digital age has so transformed the ways in which things are made and sold that there are no iron laws.

It feels obvious to write that, and yet for example, girls have not been on the global health agenda.

The smart thing and this is almost too obvious to write, would have been not to play into the terrorists' hands.

Furthermore, here's Gladwell's last line in the review: "The only iron law here is the one too obvious to write a book about, which is that the digital age has so transformed the ways in which things are made and sold that there are no iron laws".

Reporter: "It was an obvious thing to write about.

Ackroyd does not seem the most obvious person to write about Hitchcock.

Later, he wrote the foreword to Andrew Lambirth's monograph and was the obvious choice to write the Guardian obituary of Kiff (February 16 2001).

A journalist by trade, an historian by inclination and a polemicist by nature, he might not have been the obvious choice to write a life of Napoleon Bonaparte, but what an inspired choice he has proved.

In 1789 she wrote in one review that: "From the number of novels that daily appear, and the few good, or even tolerable, which are to be found amongst them, it seems obvious that to write a good novel requires uncommon abilities".

As Colombia's international sweetheart, she was the obvious choice to write songs for two crucial moments of the soundtrack (working with the score's composer, Antonio Pinto), and in them she reaches for something vintage, acoustic, unadorned and brimming with tearful emotion.

Perhaps this is too obvious even to write, but healthcare insurance would not exist if there were not healthcare services.