Sentence examples for when it is obvious from inspiring English sources

Instead, the law recognizes that the elderly are vulnerable to "abuse, neglect or abandonment," and indicates that an older person has been financially abused when "it is obvious to a reasonable person" that fraud has occurred.

Is it really necessary to invent additional assassins when it is obvious that one could have done the job?

Whatever the category, the papers lap this up, even when it is obvious nonsense, a practice that reached its apogee last year when palpably absurd plans for the invasion of Iraq emerged, allegedly from inside the Pentagon, on to the New York Times front page.

■ Don't tell your friend she looks great when it is obvious that she looks anything but.

Very few public personalities admit they have the disease, even when it is obvious.

You refuse to admit making mistakes, even when it is obvious that you made them.

Auden and Christopher Isherwood had come to New York together in 1939 — before the war began, but when it was obvious that it was on its way.

Auden and Christopher Isherwood had come to New York together in 1939 before the war began, but when it was obvious that it was on its way.

There was one moment, in particular, when it was obvious.

Why on earth he should believe that when it was obvious rubbish is unclear.

He miscalculated again by calling the vote even when it was obvious he had secured neither.