Sentence examples for thought obvious from inspiring English sources

Lambie's conversion made it 10-0, and England were struggling - slow in thought, obvious in execution, Twickenham muted.

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.

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.

"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.

I would have thought the obvious one was 'Shout For Help'".

Kidney pressed the team to take what he thought were obvious investigative steps.

(One might have thought it obvious that either both of these acts are completely outrageous, or neither of them is).

Perhaps he thought this obvious.

The answer, Reinhold thought, is obvious: the first principle and systematic starting point of philosophy must be self-evident.