Sentence examples for very obvious question from inspiring English sources

And so there's a very obvious question: how could the diplomat not have known?

Back at Asda, I'm obliged to ask Miliband one very obvious question.

That raises a very obvious question: why is it so hard to make a second great film about sharks?

Those of us who can remember winding back yards of chewed up tape with a pencil will be asking the very obvious question - why?

Wallace tried to ask once again about what specifically she would do about a Russian plane flying through a no-fly zone, but Clinton never directly answered what was, to me, a very obvious question.

But much of my enthusiasm was lost when I realized who was missing from the list -- begging one very obvious question: WHY DOES THE ACADEMY HATE LEO?! Seriously, what is it going to take for this man to get his Oscar?

This presents some very obvious questions about the housing market and what the Tory-dominated coalition has proposed to do with planning policy.

All of this begs very obvious questions: Is this the type of person with whom the Kolbe Academy and Catholic homeschoolers in California want to be associated?

Though it's important to ask questions, one of the things that can make teachers mean is students who ask very obvious questions about things their teachers have stated again and again.

I gently shake my head in bewilderment as I pose the very obvious final question: How do you keep going?

"A perfectly legitimate question with no very obvious answer," is Blair's frank reply to his own question in the new memoir.