Sentence examples for talk the obvious from inspiring English sources

So when pundits call on the parties to sit down together and talk, the obvious question is, what are they supposed to talk about?

We talk about the obvious issue of closure, and now, nearly 20 years later, both Mary and James are ambivalent.

The characters in Ionesco's The Bald Soprano (1950) sit and talk, repeating the obvious until it sounds like nonsense, thus revealing the inadequacies of verbal communication.

Barr was given a perfect platform to talk about the obvious inequality in the industry and the frustrating "decision by committee" way television is produced (not just in the US).

And of course neither major party wants to talk about the obvious failing of their bipartisan stance – the fact that neither has a clue what to do with the people we have consigned to indefinite detention.

The man goes on to talk about the obvious challenges with the project with battery life being the biggest issue.

Agne speaks calmly, but the longer she talks, the more obvious it becomes that she is quietly frantic.

He talks about the obvious need to restore fiscal sanity in Washington, but offers few concrete ideas for doing so.

I'm not talking about the obvious ones, those climactic blasts that pound you into submission, or those soaring lyrical lines that sweep you along.

In many ways, here's what happens: your neighbourhood goes down the tubes.I'm not talking about the obvious fire-safety-type drawbacks of Hanoi-type of development.

I am not talking about the obvious (fresh pretzels, fresh pretzels with cheese, fresh pretzels with cheese and pumpkin seeds, no potholes, universal health care) but the less known differences that come with spending time in schools.