Sentence examples for think obvious from inspiring English sources

The justification for the phone is, I think, obvious: it will become the device via which the vast bulk of humanity connects to the internet.

"All he's saying is I think obvious and common sense, which is that he doesn't want to go on and on and on like Mrs Thatcher.

It is, I think, obvious that it does not; for that issue is one which depends on broader philosophical questions about idealism which cannot possibly be settled that way.

The report highlights the numbers, but unfortunately the Civil Rights Project shies away from drawing the hard and I think obvious conclusions.

The answer to what, if he'd been luckier or straighter, the promise of My Best Friend's Wedding would have led to is, he thinks, obvious.

"But what you think is obvious now was not obvious to Cardigan then".

Think of obvious names like Paul Smith, James Dyson, Vivienne Westwood – then the less obvious names like Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin.

You would think the obvious conclusions would not have been missed by the Home Secretary.

You might be tempted to think the obvious – that only veggies would.

So you also have to ask, did he ever ask the searching questions that anyone else would think were obvious?

So, think of obvious–.