Sentence examples for most obviously because from inspiring English sources

Why?Most obviously, because Lithuania is required to join.

This is true most obviously because managerial opposition to collective bargaining has become pervasive.

The team that remains is superior to the 1997 team, most obviously, because the Giants have a far more potent offense.

The show is an achievement for the Heckscher Museum; most obviously, because Ms. Rovner is an artist of tremendous stature and in constant demand for shows around the world.

But viewers of Season 6, which has its finale this Sunday, may have taken more notice of the ads this season, most obviously, because the faces and voices are so familiar.

Lawyers for the defendants, Ms. Stewart and Mr. Bacanovic, wanted the jury to hear as much evidence as possible about Mr. Faneuil's adventures with narcotics for several reasons, most obviously because this might make the jury doubt the truth and accuracy of his testimony.

Most obviously, they offend because the suspects suffer highly intrusive curtailment of their liberties without being convicted of a crime, or even knowing more than the "gist" of the evidence against them.

Most obviously this is because it offers a chance to emerge with a sense of calculated urgency into the hiatus of a precious sporting summer without football tournaments or Olympic Games.

Weinstein called it "one of the show's most obviously dated jokes" because the idea of a school having its own website was almost a novelty in 1996.

But European laws criminalising Holocaust denial, most obviously in Austria and Germany, exist because of the need of these particular countries to confront their past, to deter those who seek to justify or glorify it and to undermine today's stable and tolerant democracies.

The process of repairing relationships is most obviously valuable and important because of the other goods it enables individuals and communities to achieve.