But the landscape feature that most obviously asserts itself, especially in the revealing winter months, is water: ponds like Nash's and Cypress, whose glimmering edges lap the edges of yards, and other pools too small to be named, which collect behind logs until they finally find ways around.
Obviously, asserting that our research nurses were actually the "gold standard" is subject to debate.
Obviously the asserted interest of a taxpayer in the federal government's funds and the supposed increase of the future burden of taxation is minute and indeterminable.
It was a departure from the previous day, when he asserted that Democrats "obviously want to have the government shut down".
Rescher's truth-candidates are obviously related to Lewis's "supposed facts asserted".
Enthusiasm for Clinton's long-expected candidacy, while obviously sincere for many partisans, is more asserted than obvious.
Gordon, obviously thinking poorly of his battalion commander, now asserted a claim to assume command of the 750 survivors.
Republican officials asserted that if the Obama campaign had missed such obviously questionable itemized contributions, there could be much more in the form of fraudulent donations in the amounts below $200 that do not have to be reported.
Peace?Obviously in favor.But, he asserts in his book, "A refusal to use force in concrete situations can also mean smoothing the way for oppressors and aggressors, or tolerating their terror".
Noting that Kim had acceded to power at a young age and asserted his control over his generals and other family members, Trump said, "So, obviously, he's a pretty smart cookie.
Where Wessell refused to answer a direct question about which he obviously had knowledge, the Court concludes that he did so to avoid admitting the fact asserted.
