Sentence examples for most obviously brought from inspiring English sources

It was Christopher Purves, singing Herod, who most obviously brought this whole performance to life.

The film 8 Mile most obviously brings to mind is Saturday Night Fever, a tough movie written by an old-time socialist, Norman Wexler, and resembling in tone and texture Hubert Selby Jr's Last Exit to Brooklyn until it was bowdlerised and reissued in a version that John Travolta's teenybopper fans could see.

The overreaction and harsh policy, obviously, brought what most of us now know as the peak of the war on drugs.

Perhaps most obviously, it brings me back to the panic of Marathon Monday, and the moments of panic that would follow -- the frantic calls from friends when my name was on the missing persons list; the dozens of sirens in the car chase outside my Memorial Drive bedroom; and the fist closing in my throat in the crowds of my college graduation.

"You have had more advantages than most people in the last number of years, but they have obviously brought with them some problems," he told Loughrey.

Question No. 1 alone seems to represent a big issue, and thus far most of the work has been done only by the Hoover Institute people, who obviously bring their own agenda to the project.

She obviously brings him a great deal politically.

The name "Fargo" obviously brings good fortune.

The large ones obviously bring more risk to the system.

Full text contents obviously bring more noise than signal for such statistical strategies.

Most obviously: more financings get done.