Sentence examples for had obviously lost from inspiring English sources

But political rivals scoffed that the man had obviously lost touch with the masses.

But the Chinese official reported that although Kim Jong-il had apparently suffered a stroke and had obviously lost weight, he still had a "sharp mind" and retained his reputation among Chinese officials as "quite a good drinker".

Mr. Berezovsky had obviously lost faith in Mr. Chernomyrdin, but it mostly seemed the result of some decisions the former Prime Minister recently made on the privatization of Rosneft, the state's largest oil company, that could thwart Mr. Berezovsky's plans to bid on the company when it comes up for auction next month.

Had you and I been one of those original disciples listening to these women, we would have responded like Elwood P. Dowd's family responded to him - the women had obviously lost their minds!

"It has obviously lost all sense of fiscal control," he wrote in 1975.

But Radio 4 has obviously lost its way over the last year.

And then, when the dress proved to be comically large on me: "You've obviously lost some significant weight".

But, she said, "They've obviously lost some credibility" because the executives had to revise their earnings projections.

"I've obviously lost some tough matches against him in the slams, so to win one, especially the way that it went tonight, was obviously nice," Murray said.

"It has obviously lost all sense of fiscal control," Mr. Lhota wrote of the pub in a sober-sounding campaign pamphlet in the winter of 1975.

Since the French have obviously lost control of Calais (Report, 25 July), isn't it time they handed it back to the British?