Sentence examples for was probably obvious from inspiring English sources

The necessary solution which was probably obvious to everyone in Hollywood at the time of "Baby Face"—was pre-censorship.

Yet even with the FA's high rate of proven verdicts it was probably obvious, no matter who you might believe, how this one would eventually pan out. Louis van Gaal's spot of bother with the Football Association, for his take on the referee's performance at Cambridge, reminds me of a story they still tell in Holland about the only red card of the Manchester United manager's playing career.

"He'll say something like 'This is probably obvious, but I have this one question.

It's probably obvious that these dishes are pretty much ideal for warm-weather meals.

It is probably obvious to Moorad that Phillips needs to fill a spot in the outfield.

We don't coordinate at all and we don't have any kind of stylist, which is probably obvious.

It's probably obvious by now that I'm not going to counter with a particular number.

The problem with this approach — and it's the heart of the problem with any big-time homeowner rescue — is probably obvious.

While it is probably obvious to some that the site lacks more content because of the constraints of a pending prosecution, it also documents the defensiveness with which the town's leaders are handling the accusations against them.

A study by two Rutgers professors confirms what is probably obvious to New Jersey toll-road drivers: motorists pay more for gas and food there than they would if they got off at the nearest exit.

All of which is a way of saying something that is probably obvious to others who are less digitally obsessed: you can follow someone on Twitter, friend them on Facebook, quote or be quoted by them in a newspaper article, but until you taste their bread, you don't really know them.