obvious fact

What I've said about them thus far states only the most obvious fact.

"But do you have anything to add to the obvious fact that he was shot?"

Today, no one questions the obvious fact that these changes are taking place.

First of all, let me point out some obvious facts.

The most obvious fact is that real problems are rare.

But the obvious fact is that we can make the distinction.

It represents both an obvious fact and a step forward.

You have not come to terms with the very obvious fact that man is a killer.

After all, what we call common sense is based on the obvious fact that causes always come first and effects later.

It may be an obvious fact that hot things in the kitchen and children do not mix.

And to these arguments other very obvious facts must be added.

Who among us has not overlooked the obvious fact that we need to listen more?

Strange that such an obvious fact had not struck him earlier.

I could go on to point out many more, equally obvious facts.

The man merely nodded, as at any statement of obvious fact.

I was struck by the obvious fact of her independent existence.

The two broken marriages and then the obvious fact that he didn't think much of her.

But such questions, Tom knew, avoided the obvious facts about the last couple of hours.

His main finding was that group pressure can change opinion, of even obvious facts.

Still, it's hard to work up much concern for the largest and most physically obvious fact of life on Earth.

Particularly when you consider the rather obvious fact of his fatalism.

But could there be a more obvious fact than the impact of seasons on our spiritual lives?

It seemed as though these perfectly obvious facts had never before been presented to him.

Julianne said it as if this were the most obvious fact in the world.

By itself this sufficiently illustrates the obvious fact I drive at.