Sentence examples for obviously asked from inspiring English sources

He has "obviously" asked himself if the desire to replace him "means anything for Channel 4".

One of the younger and less experienced constables has obviously asked her to accompany him to a place where, as an agent of the state, he will feel less exposed.

Asked whether he was concerned for the future of the business the prime minister said he had "obviously" asked Cable to keep him up to date on progress; Thomas Cook was "an important and iconic British brand".

The poke-about games are like the albums you need a few listens to really get the ones where you have to look beyond what's most obviously asked of you to get the most from them.

"Somebody was obviously asking questions".

The film obviously asks more questions than it answers, and that is even true of its DNA testing.

"People are obviously asking the question about what happens now but it's too early to say.

"The serpent," I said, "was, of course, a homosexual, and by offering Eve a bite of the apple he was obviously asking her to relocate to New York City, a homosexual mecca.

Unfazed by the disapproval she knew she would garner and completely unsuited to the kind of supine deference her teacher was obviously asking for, Irshad began to pose some tough questions: "I remember asking why Prophet Muhammad would have commanded his army to kill an entire Jewish tribe when the Koran supposedly came to him as a message of peace.

Entrepreneurs who keep sloppy books are obviously asking for trouble.

Now the question you need obviously ask is, what can we do to get better regulation?