I suppose it will be quite obvious to everyone here that it is a fallacy; that the fact that we can think of unicorns is not sufficient to prove that, in any sense at all, there are any unicorns.
It is quite obvious to the naked eye that there are grey stains upon her silver surface, that these grey stains are always there, most of them forming a chain which curves through the upper hemisphere.
It would be quite obvious to him that a small cloud, suitably placed, might throw ten additional steps into shadow.
In the perversions which claim sexual significance for the oral cavity and the anal opening the part played by the erogenous zone is quite obvious.
It is quite obvious that no seduction is necessary to awaken the sexual life of the child, that such an awakening may come on spontaneously from inner sources.
It is quite obvious that, under such circumstances, a number of superficial, imperfect, and distorted observations crept into the theoretic system of natural science.
It is true, the cause of the danger is quite obviousin the case of the 49th year; it was the ominous 7 x 7 which here gave rise to forebodings.
It is quite obvious that, under such circumstances, the Babylonian physician was compelled to consider very carefully the utterances of the astrologists in carrying on his practise.
It is the more remarkable that Professor Owen should have overlooked the explicit statement and figure of these authors, as it is quite obvious, on comparison of the figures, that his woodcut of the brain of a Chimpanzee (l.
It is quite obvious to all, from ordinary accidents, that the bodies of all the higher animals contain a hot red fluid--the blood.
But it is quite obvious that, in the present case, the Messianic announcement could afford such a sign, and that in a far higher degree than the future facts given as signs in Exod.
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