Sentence examples for which goes without saying from inspiring English sources

Which is which goes without saying.

"Novak was the player of the year, which goes without saying.

These books were all absorbing and important works of literature — which goes without saying, or perhaps with saying, depending on the title.

Typical fillings include spinach or chard (and garlic, which goes without saying in this Mediterranean region of France); onions that have been cooked until very soft and sweet; tomatoes or tomato sauce; artichoke hearts; and tapenade.

Simon Kempton, of the Police Federation, said the new recording system played a large part in the rise, but added: "If we intervene in violent crime, we are more likely to use force, which goes without saying, I guess.

Besides the buzz of performing – which goes without saying – if their shows don't earn money these performers hope that the fringe will bring them reviews, exposure and networking opportunities.

John himself is, apparently, highly ideological, intelligent, and – which perhaps goes without saying – brutal.

Alone in my C5, in the vicinity of Newbury, Berkshire, and suffering the punishing levels of executive stress which, it goes without saying, are par for the course for motoring journalists testing extremely comfortable saloon cars, I reached for the button on the side of my seat.

In the novel, I chronicled these humiliations in vivid detail, even the time he defecated in his pants and I had to clean him, an incident he found so shameful that for many days afterward he was unable to look me in the eye, and which, it goes without saying, he would have pleaded with me, if he could have brought himself to speak of it, never to mention to anyone.

Which, it goes without saying, is far from a complete representation of Glasgow's vibrant culture and beautiful cityscapes.

Since consumer spending is required for growth, placing more money in the hands of consumers would seem crucial to fueling economic expansion, which, it goes without saying, has the ancillary benefit of helping the rich get richer.