Sentence examples for the point is obvious from inspiring English sources

"The point is obvious," Mr. Allen concluded.

The point is obvious, or at least it should be: Good teaching alone can't overcome the many obstacles Saquan faces when he is not in school.

Perhaps the point is obvious, at this juncture, but it still bears repeating: in its stylistic flexibility and in its approach to repertoire, the Philharmonic is working at an unusually high level, under Gilbert's directorship.

I know, I know, the point is obvious, but after reading your article about dating in Silicon Valley ("In Man-Rich Silicon Valley, It Seems Like Strikeout.com," front page, April 10), I was worried that some people might forget: some women marry for love or, perish the thought, don't even want a husband!

Add to this a million units in inventory from the first quarter and the point is obvious.

The point was obvious.

Perhaps Comey thinks that point is obvious to the public.

The "accuracy" point is obvious — you desperately want to avoid the dreaded "restatement of earnings" that calls into question company competence.

Even if this job doesn't appeal, the more serious point is obvious.

The existence of a fixed point is obvious.

This point is obvious to the homo economicus, but far less plain for the rest of us.