Sentence examples for obviously true that from inspiring English sources

And it's obviously true that race played a role in the G.O.P.'s ascent.

This is obviously true, just as it is obviously true that a recession would help Mr Obama.

"It is not obviously true that we are going to see retail inflation in goods denominated in dollars".

It is obviously true that producing good content is the hard part of making a good book, no matter how that content is captured.

I think it's obviously true that if you can help deliver security and help provide stability then that is the base from which all development can proceed".

My colleague has brought out his full rhetorical arsenal to beat back a statement that he grants upfront is so obviously true that it cannot be gainsaid.

If Sally, who speaks English, says, "I might have spoken only French", almost everyone will take that statement to be no less obviously true than her statement that she might not have existed.

(The first of these two examples turned out to be less "obviously true" than first appeared, but that's another story).

The interpretation on which the objection's premise is most obviously true is that of sense (1) or sense (2) above: Representation can occur without its subject's being aware of it, and/or without the subject's introspecting it.

We remark that the pth von Bahr-Esseen moment inequality is obviously true for (0< ple1), that is, ({mathbb {E}}vert sum_{k=1}^{n} X_{k} vert ^{p}leqsum_{k=1}^{n} {mathbb {E}}vert X_{k}vert^{p}) for (0< ple1) and any sequence (X_{n}), (n=1,2,dots), of random variables with finite pth moment.

This is most obviously true in professions that have meaning at their core — doctor, nurse, teacher, public advocate.