Sentence examples for what seems obvious from inspiring English sources

It's just that what seems obvious often is not.

But, what seems obvious and simple can be more complex when investigated more deeply.

What seems obvious, however, is that French cinema has missed him.

Yet thinking critically about what seems obvious can be revealing, and possibly even useful.

Warren was frustrated that what seems obvious to him and his colleagues evidently doesn't to their audience.

WASHINGTON — Jeb Bush is under growing pressure to acknowledge what seems obvious to some voters and election lawyers: He is running for president.

Yet what seemed obvious to Lowery and his teammates took months and included a strange series of events.

What Menand doesn't say, but what seemed obvious at that moment, was that the metaphor extends to children and their development.

The bomb went off, and any number of commentators rushed to say what seemed obvious at the time, and very soon the obvious turned out to be false, and meanwhile a lot of innocent people had been slandered.

And anger over the refusal of voters to support what seemed obvious to the crowd: that California needs to revamp its tax system, and especially the infamous Proposition 13, along with the initiative process that produced it.

It took prison officials only a short time to confirm what seemed obvious, that the body, which the authorities said had been in the water for a while, was indeed that of the 29-year-old Corpus Christi man.