Sentence examples for politically obvious from inspiring English sources
One of Dr. Albright's senior aides said the secretary would use the "politically obvious" moment to argue again for a political resolution in Chechnya.
The N.I.H. was a politically obvious choice when the Administration and congressional Democrats were dispersing stimulus money, and the Institutes received ten billion dollars to spend over two years.
"The metropolis of New York differentiates itself from the rest of the United States in dialectical opposition," announces Mr. Merali in his opaquely worded but politically obvious introductory wall text.
While the basis for these omissions were politically obvious, there were never any official reasons given (1955 2 3).
The mere fact that Congress has been unable to accomplish something as politically obvious as asking companies like BP to pay more for the spills they create has some on the Hill shaking their heads.
Including video and audio samples from Rose's "My Jeans," O'Donnell's television advertisement, and homemade coven-like videos ripped from YouTube, "Am I Evil?" is a prime example of the critically sharp but never politically obvious output that's compiled in the DVD work The Urgency. .
The candidates' reluctance to address the issue directly is no doubt due to the lack of an obvious, politically palatable answer.
How does it happen that the international art world intelligentsia has rallied around such punishingly obvious, politically banal, morally bullying and aesthetically enervating work?
Like many others here this week, Ueberroth and Jim Scherr, the U.S.O.C.'s chief executive, said that American athletes were free to express themselves politically, at the obvious risk of obscuring their athletic endeavors that already were long ago marginalized by those who sold the Olympic soul to the corporations and the networks.
Perhaps the most obvious politically, is the outcome of the 2017 General election for each WPC.
The most obvious and politically most potent is the rate of immigration, which has recently been very high even by the standards of a nation built on migrants.
