Sentence examples for making obviously from inspiring English sources

The Romney campaign knows that there is no cost at all to making obviously false statements in order to convey an alternative message.

On Thursday night he took a swipe at the UK government for making "obviously false claims aimed at scaring voters" in the EU referendum debate.

She was a passionate and charismatic advocate, bouncing from currency to the constitution with ease, but also human and good-humoured, reflecting the audience's anxieties and making obviously off-the-cuff – and properly funny – jokes.

Making obviously inflated and unrealistic assertions is hardly likely to convince anyone who has serious questions.

Further, farmers' decision making obviously is not confined to herd health [ 33].

Even so, to make the models tractable I had to make obviously unrealistic assumptions.

"A lot of progress has been made – obviously more for some women than for others.

"You know those decisions will be made, obviously, when I'm less emotional," he said.

He also made obviously facetious claims, saying he had been the assassin of Osama bin Laden, and variously describing himself as single, in a relationship, married and divorced.

The engine speed makes obviously effects on both volumetric efficiency and indicated efficiency, resulting in increasing the nonlinearity of the variation of the performance parameters.

"Knowing Colin as I do, he'll be furious that there's mistakes been made, obviously, I'm sure, by the publishers.