obviousness

Obviousness: The term is so obvious that it goes without saying.

Sometimes, I think they must sit back and laugh at our obviousness."

Despite the obviousness of the problem, and the solution, we haven't been able to do anything.

You are also right in that obviousness has to be judged at the time of filing.

But even that applause is muted by the obviousness of almost everything else.

I was too inexperienced and nervous to understand the obviousness of his approach.

The application should probably have been rejected on grounds of obviousness.

"Oh, you know how it is," she said, trying without too much obviousness to ease her head away from his shoulder.

Only on the 3rd screen was the slow motion beginning to appear with any obviousness.

But then it's the obviousness that made them stars.

"It is having great obviousness in all your actions."

The core condition for consciousness is the obviousness of an object.

The district court also held that claim 21 was invalid for obviousness.

Somehow, the obviousness of the names made her feel foolish for asking.

First, the legal standard for obviousness is not determined by what experts would consider obvious.

Bill spread his hands in a gesture of obviousness.

The audience laughed at the trick's obviousness, but she, having seen nothing, was amazed.

Now I can understand why travellers rave about its obviousness.

The adverb Just is often used at the end of the statement to express obviousness.

Our analysis of the patents indicates that they, too, may fail the obviousness test.

But there are also extended passages of bombast and obviousness.

Such obviousness can only be regarded as highest contempt on the part of the Federation.

The rule is also applicable to an obviousness analysis.

Larry finally delivers the message personally, with cheerful, animal obviousness.

And perhaps the most fundamental lesson had a certain "well, duh" obviousness.