Sentence examples for really obvious to from inspiring English sources

It has to be really obvious to you.

Because it is really obvious to me how invisible Aboriginal women really are.

"It's really obvious to everybody that this is an obvious way to reduce violence and to reduce harm".

"In our rush to do the things that are really obvious to do, we're forgetting to pay attention to many unexplained phenomena," he said.

Even though it's really obvious to mention her age, it's undeniably impressive to hear what she's achieved and exciting to imagine what she might come up with next.

Not because I'm especially prescient, but because it was really obvious to anyone paying attention.

At first I was a little disappointed as the narrative seemed to allude to a really obvious resolution to the crimes that Charley witnessed.

Once he did a read for us, it was really obvious not just to me, but to the studio and to all the producers, that he was our Simon, and he had to do the role.

"Once he did a read for us, it was really obvious not just to me, but to the studio and to all the producers that he was our Simon," he said.

It's taken me more than a hundred words to get there, but the conversion rate is one penny per bit — which, really, was obvious to begin with.

This piece of advice may seem really obvious, but according to Helen, "people don't do it".