Sentence examples for supposedly obvious from inspiring English sources

But in an influential series of articles, Andy Sumner of the Institute of Development Studies showed that this supposedly obvious connection does not in fact hold good.

Moreover, Ridley does not set out the supposedly obvious ontology of music, but rather makes substantive and contentious ontological assumptions throughout his argument.

A bit of reflection exposes the biases of the criteria used to support the supposedly obvious fact of women's weakness and transforms it from an unassailable reality to an unreliable assumption.

Furthermore, as it is supposedly obvious that there is at least stuff, we should suppose so, and theoretically regard the role of the 'world-stuff' as "the mind-independent matter of the world which, among other things, determines our perceptions" (1998, p. 443).

The reasons pushed upon us are supposedly obvious.

The story it told has only developed – as evidenced by the arrival in government of the Lib Dems, the rise of the Scottish National Party (which actually goes back to the 1970s), and the two supposedly main parties facing an obvious trend: give or take the odd blip, a steady decline in their shared proportion of the vote.

This had to be an especially painful loss for the Chargers given that, in Week 1, they were beaten in come-from-behind fashion by Matt Schaub, another quarterback who supposedly is not great in obvious passing situations.

What about the fact that the documents supposedly proving a Niger-Saddam connection were an obvious, obvious forgery?

Rumors flying all over; supposedly it's between Janet Yellen, the obvious choice, and Larry Summers, with totally unsubstantiated claims that LS's star is rising.

"Incrementalism is dead," Ruffalo declared – an obvious reference to Clinton's supposedly more pragmatic policy platform.

The Maya end-time prediction is obvious, as the prediction is (supposedly) specific about when the world will end.