Sentence examples for this seems obvious when from inspiring English sources

This seems obvious when you think about it.

This seems obvious when one looks at the graphs showing the trade balance, good luck explaining that to a demagogue who is merely trying to win the next election.

This conclusion seems obvious when watching the nasty games of border closure and passing on of refugees that are currently being played by the member states of the European Union.

This correlation seems obvious when you consider that those who earn more money have greater access to health care and healthier food options.

This subject/object dichotomy seems obvious when one is theorizing from within the modern tradition, in which it has functioned as an axiom since Descartes famously argued that the subject's access to its own thinking possesses an indubitable immediacy not shared by objects, which must thus be conceived of as external to subjectivity.

It seems obvious when I think about it now, but at the time it wasn't.

(Anderson) Dances Patrelle (Friday through Sunday) "Gilbert & Sullivan, The Ballet!" It seems obvious when you think about it.

The big news here for us is — and maybe it seems obvious when you say it fast — is that advertising has changed dramatically".

Indeed, for big, high-value choices, that seems obvious: when Starbucks introduced its instant coffee, or when Applied Materials moved its manufacturing and engineering base to Asia, those decisions involved sizable amounts of resources and significant risk.

Seems obvious when written out, but not so obvious when you judge a photography contest.

"It seems obvious when you see the damage done in December 2010 to businesses that did not use flood gates," said Planning Commissioner Norm Grossman.