Sentence examples for it doesn't obviously from inspiring English sources
"That doesn't solve all the problems inside of Syria," Mr. Obama told the PBS program "NewsHour," "and, you know, it doesn't obviously end the death of innocent civilians inside of Syria".
It is eerily bland, with none of the zingingly funny lines and smart self-awareness we've come to expect from Pixar; yet it doesn't obviously appear to be pitched at very young kids, either, and doesn't quite have the necessary unforced simplicity.
And distinguishing sensing getting what one wants from getting it doesn't obviously help with this problem.
It does not obviously fit with anyone else.
The Kindle is an unusual gadget in that it does not obviously target young people, or early-adopting technophiles.
But it does not obviously need for ever a team of commissioners trying to make policy across the board in competition with ministers.
But it does not obviously make for a state with contradictory content.
Strawson's thought-experiment justifies the former claim, but it does not obviously lead to the latter.
While this line of thinking plausibly shows that legal theory requires accepting some evaluative claims, it does not obviously show that legal theory necessarily involves thick evaluative claims (Dickson 2001, 114 125).
Although this view has garnered positive attention (e.g. by Hieronymi 2008, McGeer 2008), some find it dissatisfying because it does not obviously explain what would justify a reaction of betrayal, rather than mere disappointment, when someone fails to honor one's trust (see Nickel 2007, 318).
