Sentence examples for the obvious bit from inspiring English sources

The obvious bit is that confidence is growing, and private sector firms are hiring.

What's particularly interesting here (beyond the obvious bit) is that the device will ship in both WiFi and 4G models, harkening back to a time when people could still squeeze some use out of a gadget without cellular functionality.

Was I concerned about reviewers criticizing me for that obvious bit of typecasting?

The most obvious bit of futurism is the fixed, non-rotating hub of the steering wheel.

Let's get the most obvious bit out of the way first – Jon Snow is not dead (sometimes I wonder if this season might force me to start every week writing Jon Snow is dead, Jon Snow is not dead until a giant conveniently arrives to put me out of my misery).

"We say prisons are for rehabilitation, so let's do the most obvious bit of rehabilitation: let's start prioritising education".

The easy and obvious bit was to report it, interrupt it and do all possible to prevent children being exploited – which is what I'd always do.

In the run-up to his first campaign for Congress, in 1998, that gap was enough of a concern for Ryan that he briefly became a "marketing consultant" at the family business, an obvious bit of résumé puffing.

The most obvious bits are HTC's Blinkfeed social news aggregator, which is the left-most pane of the homescreen, and the organisation or arrangement of the icons on the homescreen.

A quick bounce, good lateral movement and active hands make Andersen an effective defender, with his striking steal and block averages acting as only the most obvious bits of explanatory evidence.

In that sense, it has reinforced Labour's concern that the revival of our economy was not doing enough to make most people richer - though, to state the obvious, a bit too late to lend credibility to Ed Miliband's campaign.