Sentence examples for and obviously even from inspiring English sources

So definitely a lot of fond memories just watching her growing up, and obviously even playing against her, respecting her game so much".

In his first Treasury Questions, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell (it still feels really weird to write those four words – and obviously even weirder for Osborne to say them since he prefers the term "Honourable Member for Hayes and Harlington") was in studiedly non-gloat mode, promising to "applaud" Osborne if he drops the measure.

And obviously, even if the direct return on the investment in Google Fiber ends up being small (as seems likely, given that Google is charging similar prices for gigabit connections as cable companies charge for much slower ones), the company will reap ancillary benefits from making the Internet more valuable and driving more traffic online.

You know, honestly, it came my way and obviously even though I didn't grow up with the comic books I still really understood, I knew the name, I knew universally it was well known, and I knew it had origins in the 40s and the 50s which was always a time period that very much interested me.

And obviously even my wife has completely changed, as you can imagine.

So while he may look good--before you and I knew him, obviously, you were a mess; and inside, obviously, even a bigger mess.

"And then, obviously, even if you take care of everything you need to along the way, typically a final against Mexico, or a game against Mexico, at some point late In the tournament is always a very difficult game.

The girl, Jenny Maple, has an explosive smile, a well-practised line in sob stories and is very obviously, even to the bedazzled Bob, a prostitute.

Chronic pain in osteoporosis is poorly considered even in the presence of vertebral fractures [ 31- 33], and it is obviously even more underestimated without them.

I like the Marvelettes and the Ronettes a bunch, and the Shangri-Las, obviously, even though that is kind of boring to say.

"It was good as the 17th before and now it's obviously even better now that it's the 18th.