Sentence examples for obviously admits from inspiring English sources

First observe that (widetilde{mathscr{M}}) obviously admits the mean value property.

While it seems unlikely that health is variable in this sense, what obviously admits of change is whether health exists in this particular case or not.

"I am pretty gutted obviously," admitted Schmidt.

Obviously, admitting large numbers of low-skilled immigrant workers also suppresses both the wages and the employment prospects of America's existing working class.

So a theory of autonomy is simply a construction of a concept aimed at capturing the general sense of "self-rule" or "self-government" (ideas which obviously admit of their own vagaries) and which can be used to support principles or policies the theory attempts to justify.

"The fact is there's a certain amount of expectation, obviously," he admits.

"Obviously," Mr. Lugar admitted, "many people were very unhappy" with his stand on sanctions.

The decision hardly seemed worth voting on, the candidate was so obviously "an admit," in admissions parlance.

"I don't have any objections obviously," she admitted.

"At the time there were moments of that in Los Angeles," he admits, obviously reluctant to talk.

In the true self-deprecating way of the family, Hawkins, who is 5 feet 11 inches and 190 pounds, describes himself as "short and stout," and flatly admits, "Obviously, I don't have a lot of physical talents".