The phrase "as I obviously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a point that is clear or evident to the speaker.
Example: "As I obviously mentioned earlier, the deadline for the project is next Friday."
Alternatives: "as I clearly" or "as I evidently".
But of course everybody who's sold out and been co-opted, as I obviously have, says the same thing, and it makes for a pathetic spectacle.
It's my last day at work today, and as I obviously don't want to do ANYTHING today, can someone please think of something vaguely funny/stupid for me to do as a last-day stunt".
Before the marriage, Mr. Fletcher had lived at the Dakota with his longtime boyfriend, Hobart V. Fowlkes Jr. "I must admit that I do not know Ellen as intimately as I obviously know Buddy," Mr. Fowlkes wrote in an e-mail.
If you think, as I obviously do, that we have more than enough Sanford-style religion in America, then the way he used the megaphone afforded by victory to do a little creative scriptural interpretation illustrates the problem with just bracketing a politician's private life and saying "vote the party, not the man".
There is definitely a balance that needs to be found, as I obviously can't give her everything that she wants.
In the Holiday Bowl the Huskers were penalized 12 times for 102 yards, leading Nebraska coach Bo Pelini to describe himself afterward as "embarrassed" and say, "I obviously didn't get them ready to play.
I am not really certain how original my contribution to music is as I am obviously an amateur.
After stopping several people told me it was harder to give up than heroin (an odd thing to say, were they suggesting I could safely try smack now as I would obviously be able to quit?).
I used it with the default settings as far as I could (obviously there's no default for signing into an account) because that, in general, is how people use these devices.
I wish I could have talked more with the general, but I was hit by a new spasm of pain, and he squeezed my hand again and said he'd leave me to rest, as I was obviously having pain-management issues.
I feel I am at a tipping point between staying longer for stability and putting myself under mental stress, as I would obviously be treading water in a job that I've been in for a long time and will find it very hard to leave.
