Sentence examples for though obvious from inspiring English sources

The resonance with 9/11, though obvious, goes unstated.

The results are fascinating, though obvious caveats need to be entered.

The most important, though obvious, reason is to help us better understand sex-linked genetic defects in men after birth.

But one constant in her family was silence, and her eating disorder, though obvious, was not addressed until years after she left home.

"This is awesome, this is awesome — we're naming a new street in this city," Schmitt said, without saying specifically what the new, though obvious, name would be.

What this teaches us is not that people are stupid but that the concept of rotating an object, though obvious, is in some way defeated by our familiarity with boxes and lids — a lid always goes on top.

There is, though, an obvious paradox.

He is, though, an obvious target for people claiming that he lacks street cred, too.

Ultimately, though, the obvious choice is the morally lax female icon of today.

There is, though, an obvious danger in characterising young people's predicament as a largely matter of generational distribution.

There are, though, more obvious signs of our aestheticising of industry, like that big red thing next to the stadium.