Sentence examples for and very obviously from inspiring English sources

And very obviously, he has gone insane".

All too often — and very obviously in this case — the arbiter has been fooled and the wrong man is penalized.

"He was isolated and edgy and very obviously in a bad way," recalls Yentob, "but still there was an element of role-playing.

"Or is it vandalism?" Then there he is, aged 17, on Bombin', still quiet and softly spoken and very obviously in awe of Brim and co.

And it should use it". These statements strike me as quite appallingly illiberal: wrong in principle because the police should not investigate innocent people and very obviously damaging in practice.

The obsession with the risks posed by banks was understandable, after Britain was one of the countries worst affected by the banking crash and very obviously one of the most vulnerable to the next disaster without significant reform.

"We can point to other people who are very successful and very young and then very obviously go off track," he added, naming Bill Clinton as an example.

"He is bright, he is sophisticated, he is persuasive, and he very obviously has tremendous rapport and recognized credentials with Mr. Rumsfeld and the administration".

Both conductor and orchestra very obviously relished the discovery.

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.

The President, more than any other individual in American government, embodies the national will; his body is the body politic, and Trump very obviously cares for neither.