Sentence examples for it obviously meant from inspiring English sources
It obviously meant that you looked like a plumber".
"You only have to look at his celebration – it obviously meant a lot to him.
It obviously meant a lot to her, but it taught me a lot about life too …" – fripouille What could Labour do to win you back?
William Miller, a Baptist minister in upstate New York, decided that when the Book of Daniel said "Unto two thousand and three hundred days; then shall the sanctuary be cleansed", it obviously meant 2,300 years; and by "the sanctuary being cleansed" it obviously meant the return of Jesus: all he had to do was to establish the date from which Daniel was counting, and all would be ready.
He prospered and made more friends than enemies, which was no mean feat, and when he had the choice between becoming a judge or a candidate for a political party he chose the bench without hesitation, although it obviously meant passing up the opportunities for greater financial gain that would have been open to him in politics.
"During the two-minute silence, you could see the thought process behind everybody about what they were doing and the remembrance and what it obviously meant to a number of individuals," he said.
"I consider it an honor when my competitors say something negative because it obviously means they're afraid".
By virtue of it being our debut, it obviously means a lot to us, and it's great for it to be recognised among such prestigious talent".
Now, it's Milton's annotators who tell us that the word prevent means "to come before, to anticipate," and on some level it obviously means that and that goes without question.
Of course, if you release a CD of your last concert called Farewell to the World 10 years after it actually happened it obviously means that it's not farewell to the world.
I mean it obviously means to stand out, but in the realm of fashion, when so many designers are jostling, constantly, to make themselves heard above the bubbling masses, how does a designer achieve that?
