Sentences with phrase «as obvious observations»

Almost all of these can be classified as obvious observations, actor identifications, or information that actual people or places from Jean - Do's life are used.

Not exact matches

GWBush is an obvious, classic, text - book sociopath and as such, is totally inconsistent with ever really being a «born again Christian»... to any objective observation his actions proved that.

But the obvious observation is that the Premier League lacks what you would describe as a «super club».

Admittedly, some of it amusing, and in fact, when the cobbled - together screenplay by star Will Ferrell and director Adam McKay focuses on the silly workings of the news network in question, the movie has some satirical bite, even if the observations are as obvious as the joke of having the network's name be GNN.

An obvious fan, Steves begins by giving a warm impression of B&B s in general and makes a number of pertinent observations: «While B&B s often lack the conveniences of a hotel — such as fancy lobbies, restaurants, and in - room phones — I happily make the trade - off for the personal touches that they do offer, whether it's joining my hosts for tea in the afternoon or relaxing by a common fireplace at the end of the day.

This may seem pretty obvious (and trivial) from simple inspection of historical observations, and indeed this drought is quite familiar to anyone who lived in California during the mid-1970s, as I did.

Since, without free parameters, and parameterizations calibrated (or fudged, if you like) to match observed data (such as it is), models (the principle means of attribution) are unable to replicate real world observations, then the statement above is obvious patent nonsense.

As to group think, my observation is that history shows, from the stunt that the Skeptical inquirer pulled showing scientists falling for obvious parlor tricks, to eugenics, to Piltdown's long reign, to Lysenkoism, to Eisenhower's farewell warning, that scientists are not immune to any of the foibles of the larger world.

If an argument depends on skipping certain observations or emphasizes uncertainty while ignoring an obvious trend, that's a clue you're being steered as opposed to informed.

As you note «There is no obvious similarity from 1910 -1940, so this observation does not apply there ``.

When a continuing series of peak hottest years occurs every four or five years, each peak a little hotter than the last, then there is an obvious temptation to view that particular metric as being a more useful indicator of the validity of the AR5 climate models than would be the central trend of the observations.

Such observations are essential in identifying potential linear (obvious) as well as nonlinear (subtle) mechanisms underlying the development of species - typical behavior.