Sentence examples for said was obvious from inspiring English sources

Senator Charles Schumer, of New York, quickly released a statement echoing Bloomberg; the wisdom of moving the trial away from lower Manhattan, he said, was "obvious".

At shift change, when it was her job to update the nurses coming on, they'd tap their pens impatiently, as if everything she said was obvious.

"In a sense, what he said was obvious," said the Rev. Thomas J. Reese, a Jesuit author and former editor of the moderately liberal Catholic magazine America.

Once an independent operator who called herself "Miss Run Amok," she disputed what her many critics said was obvious: that Vice President Cheney's former top aide had been trying to manipulate her.

The smoking rate here is double the national one — a pattern that Devin Miles, a high school junior who started smoking cigarettes when he was 10, said was obvious at his school.

The breakdowns in coverage might have stemmed from the Eagles' ability to decode the Jets' defenses at the line of scrimmage, something safety Eric Smith said was obvious, but Ryan dismissed the notion that a healthy Jim Leonhard would have made a difference.

The need for reform in the region, Mr. Pazitny said, is obvious.

Those faulty comparisons, Glazerman said, were obvious to him back in 2001, when he originally wrote the paper.

The logic, Ms Hodson says, was obvious.

However, the broad thrust of what he was saying was obvious: if you thought the threat from al-Qaida, however defined, had gone away, you were wrong.

The need for a split, some would say, was obvious long ago: but Sir Christopher firmly refuses to luxuriate in hindsight.