Sentence examples for saying the obvious from inspiring English sources

He continues as an executive now because his father has great difficulties saying the obvious.

In some eyes, Cardinal Ratzinger was only saying the obvious and doing his job.

The piece itself was, I thought at first, just saying the obvious; but then I looked at the comments.

"'Elektra' is easier to stage, frankly," Mr. Kent noted, recognizing that he might be saying the obvious.

There was no sense that Kay was breaking a taboo against saying the obvious, certainly not when the opposition was throttling the Yankees.

In mid-July, nearly 500 executives (including the chamber's) wrote a letter to the White House and Congress saying the obvious: default would be ruinous and long-term deficits should be reduced.

Let's say the obvious.

This week Al Gore said the obvious.

"You can't say the obvious one".

"I will say the obvious," he said on Tuesday.

To say the obvious: Democrats won an amazing victory.