Sentence examples for regarded as obvious from inspiring English sources

They are followed by a number of axioms that, he assumes, will be regarded as obvious and unproblematic by the philosophically informed ("Whatever is, is either in itself or in another"; "From a given determinate cause the effect follows necessarily").

However, such methods are time-consuming; that should be regarded as obvious flaw.

It's regarded as wrong.

We received a wholly unacceptable response, which we regarded as an obvious coverup," he said.

Clark cites one case in which a passion for butterfly collecting was regarded as an obvious sign of lunacy.

He went on to lose badly to President Barack Obama, whom Republicans had regarded as an obvious failure, a target as vulnerable as Jimmy Carter.

According to one local resident, the snake had paint peeling off it, which has widely been regarded as an obvious indicator that it was a fake snake.

At times, "the basics" are regarded as intuitive, obvious, or remedial by the most successful students — even when they're wrong.

In reality, his acting probably came to be taken for granted – or was regarded as too obvious a choice – before a feeling that his achievement across the whole series should be noticed.

Rooney, recently named as Manchester United's captain, is regarded as the obvious candidate to take the role from Gerrard, the thinking being that the striker is now Hodgson's most experienced player and someone who is generally respected by his team-mates.

Last year he told MediaGuardian that his aim was for a daytime show on Radio 2. He has stood in for Mayo at Radio 5 Live on occasion and is regarded as an obvious long-term replacement by BBC bosses, according to a senior insiders at the corporation.