Sentence examples for obvious obviously from inspiring English sources

Much that was assumed obvious – "Obviously you tie your line around the cord in the lock, but don't tie up, otherwise you'll capsize" – was not only unobvious to us, but incomprehensible.

The satirical argument seems either obvious or obviously wrong.

The results were obvious, most obviously for McIlroy and Schwartzel, who came into Augusta fresh and prepared for just about anything.

Never mind that both studies were ridiculed by serious experts for their obvious (and obviously intentional) procedural errors as soon as they came out.

Obvious benefits, obviously beneficial to users.

Alternatively, one might argue that the obvious, and obviously very weighty, considerations of rights (of the victims of terrorism) and justice (which demands respect for those rights) may sometimes be overridden by extremely weighty considerations of consequences an extremely high price that would be paid for not resorting to terrorism.

From my experience, there are certain laws that should be obvious, but obviously aren't.

In one of these dug-up quotes, he makes the obvious (but obviously ignored) point that national socialism is still an inverted kind of socialism.

"The authors go through all sorts of contortions to deny the obvious - that obviously, homosexuality was at work," Mr. Donohue said.

Yes, I know that in my search for the greatest sports American ever, I've overlooked some obvious candidates, most obviously Bryan James, organiser of the Sons of Ben, the world's greatest football fan club.

As well as those hoping for the obvious numbers performed obviously, anyone expecting flecks of the danger and darkness that have shrouded Justice since their hooligan rampage video for Stress will leave disappointingly unoffended.