Sentences With blindingly obvious

• The seriousness of this offence is blindingly obvious.
• Also, apologies if these are blindingly obvious.
• The blindingly obvious problem with the concept outlined above is there is no mandate for it.
• Frank Bunce is being Frank Bunce, stating the blindingly obvious or nothing at all.
• Is there a bug in DSUM or am I missing something blindingly obvious?
• So the problem is blindingly obvious.
• To me this is one of the most blindingly obvious oversights that MS has made in recent years.
• I mention this variably because MONTELUKAST may be blindingly obvious, but it's wrong.
• Your obvious hatred for the Emperor is blindingly obvious.
• And it cannot "increase fitness" (that is, lead to procreative sex) for reasons which should be blindingly obvious.
• At the risk of stating the blindingly obvious, you need to know who you are sending it to.
• Jesus was actually born in the last month of the year, as the great Sister Rosetta Tharp informs us in a Southern spiritual that is wholly unafraid to explain the blindingly obvious.
• That the state should intervene only when it can be sure of improving matters ought to be blindingly obvious.
• The knock on effect of this scenario is blindingly obvious.
• To all you young men, trained for lives of honor, sacrifice, and service, it must seem blindingly obvious that only through an honest explanation of the past can a clean start be made for the future.
• For many of us that worked, or continue to work there, that fact is blindingly obvious.
• Doctor and epidemiologist Ben Goldacre shows us, at high speed, the ways evidence can be distorted, from the blindingly obvious nutrition claims to the very subtle tricks of the pharmaceutical industr
• Am I missing the blindingly obvious?