Sentence examples for point of obviousness from inspiring English sources

Seldom performed, ragged, emphatically written to the point of obviousness.

Although these two terms are somewhat obscure, the basic divide between them is familiar to the point of obviousness.

But I don't do press junkets – especially not state-sponsored ones – so I thought I'd undertake my own assay of the state of Germany, and since walking across cities is what I mostly do (that and write about it), my way was well marked to the point of obviousness.

This really reached the point of obviousness in 2009, when Grassley officially joined the death-panel fearmongering caucus, telling a town-hall gathering that they had "every reason to fear" the president's health care reform proposals, because they would bring a "government program that determines if you're going to pull the plug on grandma".

"Let me say from the point of political obviousness, I am certainly not going to start with the Rev. Sharpton".

He pointed to the obviousness of the humanity of blacks, and in the hypocrisy of the apologists for slavery in America on this question: why should there be special laws prohibiting the free actions of blacks, such as rebelling against the master or any other white person, if slaves were bestial and incapable of independent, responsible behavior?

But as Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. pointed out, the Federal Circuit had a rationale for adding its distinctive gloss to the concept of obviousness.

It's a Jacuzzi of obviousness.

His music shared that kind of obviousness.

Several times the 1950s doo-wop song "The Great Pretender" plays, hinting at the edge of obviousness.

Last spring, in the case of KSR v. Teleflex, the Supreme Court fortified the legal definition of "obviousness".