Sentence examples for truth obvious from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the sad truth — obvious to everyone but me — is that I'll never reconcile my mother's life with mine.
That is a fundamental truth, an obvious truth, as Black said.
Michael Kinsley famously said that a political gaffe occurs "when a politician tells the truth — some obvious truth he isn't supposed to say".
The truth is obvious and overwhelming – Wada's independent commission confirmed this".
When the shells found near Bailey's body matched that of the shotgun at the Bakery, the truth seemed obvious.
But his comments are the hedge fund version of the journalist Michael Kinsley's definition of a gaffe — which Mr. Kinsley said occurred "when a politician tells the truth — some obvious truth he isn't supposed to say".
Clearly, this was a gaffe according to Michael Kinsley's famous definition of the term: "A gaffe is when a politician tells the truth – some obvious truth he isn't supposed to say".
By making the truth too obvious to ignore, we increase smart decision-making and decrease the possibility that our newest innovations will lead to the next financial collapse.
In Cerf's words: Then suddenly he faltered and the disturbing truth became obvious.
Her presumption was that she was speaking a truth so obvious that even an adoptive parent would find it reasonable.
