Sentence examples for obviously a case of from inspiring English sources

But Joe Earley, the corporate spokesman for Fox, said: "This is obviously a case of sour grapes.

"Despite the nightmare of the situation I assumed that I could clear up what was obviously a case of mistaken identity – but I was wrong.

The story of the revelation of the Book of Mormon is, to the outside observer, so obviously a case of fraud that people who have not been brought up in the church have a very hard time taking it seriously.

But think about the state of debate in America right now, with leading Republicans denouncing "fiat money", and distinguished economists insisting that a slump that is obviously, obviously, a case of Fisherian debt deflation is instead the product of market fear of the socialist tendencies of a very centrist president.

This is obviously a case of "it's an honor just to be nominated". It's the first comic book superhero movie to snag the Best Picture nod, going where The Dark Knight, Guardians of the Galaxy and Wonder Woman did not.

This is, obviously, a case of geopolitical unfairness in full comic-book luridity.

"It was obviously just a case of negotiating back and forward and I am delighted to commit my future to the club," said Whittaker.

"I don't think it mattered, it wouldn't have made us any more comfortable in the second half and I am quite pleased to see referees occasionally give defenders the benefit of the doubt when it's obviously not a case of deliberately handling the ball". Fan Mardey: Good effort rovers but in the end quality came through and palace put in a very professional performance.

At the other extreme, if independent research groups investigating different research questions based on independent data sets, their combined effort is obviously not a case of 'multiple hypothesis testing'.

It was obviously, as I understood later, a case of Madiba [the honorary tribal name by which Mandela is largely known] being the great strategist that he is.

When a psychiatrist is dealing with someone who claims to be talking to God, and who thinks that an 18-year imprisonment can be defended as a "heart-warming tale", it is pretty obviously a serious case of delusion.