"Not now, I'm playing golf," Mansell informed the obviously confused spectator.
In fact, arriving at 7 25 p.m. for a reservation at 7 30 p.m., when the dinner service begins, is not advised, since even though the tables were set with their white tablecloths, heavy Ralph Lauren cutlery and hurricane lanterns on this particular occasion, guests were informed that, obviously, they could not yet sit down.
The physician participants were informed to obviously retract their needle for each redirection or attempt to aspirate, just as would be done in a real patient, rather than digging through the gel.
So that informed me obviously [about how] he cares so much.
If there's anything more compelling to a reviewer than a proposal obviously informed by a deep and thorough knowledge of the nuances of a field, it's a proposal obviously informed by a deep and thorough knowledge of the nuances of two fields.
Mr. Millsaps said incoming students had not yet been informed directly, but "obviously we're putting the news out about this".
Geppetto is a sucker for Pinocchio's word much longer than he should be, too, though their relationship is more obviously informed by delusion.
Koestler's Spanish experiences obviously informed "Darkness at Noon," but the novel has more to do with the fatal self-deceptions of Communist dialectics than it does with the sheer apprehension of death.
These studies obviously informed his sculpture, but if the exhibition had wanted to demonstrate how that worked, it would have had to add at least 300 plaster casts and bronzes.
This tendency is especially annoying when a particularly vacuous account is followed by a review that addresses technique or interpretation in an obviously informed way but receives little or no accompanying commentary.
