Sentence examples for because they were obviously from inspiring English sources
The prices of banks' shares plunged and their access to financing dried up, they say, because their assets were shrouded in uncertainty, not because they were obviously insolvent.
Asked whether he thought his brand had been tarnished by his time at NBC, where the network's ratings slipped during his tenure, Mr. Silverman said, "I quit NBC because they were obviously building themselves to sell".
"I don't think people ever invested in diamond rings and pearl necklaces simply because they were obviously valuable; it's more that those particular pieces are loaded with centuries of symbolism.
Recently, at a diner here on Staten Island, three men came in and sat in the booth next to me, and they were using the word constantly, and I wanted to say something to them, but I was afraid to, because they were obviously mobsters".
Frazier says that in years to come generic names like drugs.com, cars.com or food.com will scream 1998 because they were obviously created before the mad domain rush.
Such faults, however, are few and easy to forgive (especially because they were obviously committed in the interest of producing a useful book).
They're phrases that need a little context, because they're obviously not literal.
This is substantial because they are obviously meant to stand alone, that is, as a complete representation of the concept explored in the chapter.
