Sure, he's hardly Capello obviously, but right him off at your peril.
Those who are into gory depictions of actual cannibalism are an extreme minority, and, obviously, hardly anyone actually acts on these fantasies, even if they have them.
The LLN is population-specific, and ideally should be calculated on a subset of healthy, non-smoking persons of the population under study, which is obviously hardly feasible in most studies and in the clinical setting.
He had an attractive wife, who hardly spoke but who obviously worshipped him.
He may be sworn in as prime minister on May 21st, though obviously he hardly need wait to start forming a government and picking his ministers.
But the missing link in the jigsaw is connecting what has always sounded like a rather vague and fuzzy happiness agenda – nice to have, obviously, but hardly urgent – to the emerging scale of Britain's mental health problem.
The Tories, obviously, can hardly complain that Labour is basically mimicking their old policies, but health analysts and commentators have been remarkably sanguine, not wanting to criticise Labour for at last seeing the light, and showing some understanding of how the health service works in the real world.
The entire invasion of Afghanistan was just a front so he could go into Iraq.' Obviously, we both hardly know what we're talking about, but we're having the same discussion Joe and Susie are having on Fiftieth Street, and that's what's cool to me.
Ah, obviously age has hardly withered his confidence.
Obviously, 33 is hardly ancient, even in Williams's world.
Some of Mr So's expat colleagues speak hardly any English, which is obviously a handicap.
