Sentence examples for those duh from inspiring English sources

It was one of those "duh" revelations, I recently told Greg Principato, the president of Airports Council International North America, the trade group representing airports.

This is one of those – duh, but of course--tips.

That may seem like one of those "duh" statements, but just wait until you try it.

This is one of those "well, duh!" moments: why don't more small home networking appliances work like this? Gone, too, is the need to set anything up!

I hear those gossamer-thin "duh duh duhs," that anchor the track, the amateur dramatics of the piano, Byrne sadly breathing the whole thing into being with an "Ahhhhhhhhhhhmmmmm," that seemingly goes on forever and ever and ever.

We're filing this one under "well no duh", as those improvements all make total sense.

This makes a strong analytics employee even more valuable companies that know what they're doing with the new system will have a competitive advantage over those who don't (duh).

(Again, duh). But those who planned an early departure thought the objectives of "personal growth" and "meaningful relationships" were more likely to be achieved in retirement, while those who planned to stay on the job were more likely to say those very same goals could be best achieved at work.

I answer "DUH" to those who complain that Obamacare will bring on socialized medicine.

"Why those particular kids?" "Uh, duh," he answers, "I didn't like them".

There are also those that inspire a big "duh" (success in basketball linked to lower college graduation rates).