Sentence examples for obviously count from inspiring English sources

We obviously count on him very much.

Creativity and originality obviously count, but so does "works well with others".

Craig Roberts, a lecturer in evolutionary psychology who led the study, published in Proceedings of the Royal Society, said: "When eyes meet across a crowded room, looks obviously count first in determining who we find attractive.

The problem is that an infallible judgment does not obviously count as bona fide knowledge.

I obviously count myself among those who skipped it despite my citizenship.

The film makers seem more concerned with showcasing the toys than providing entertainment; shared profits obviously count for more than shared feelings.

"Working alongside Unai Emery again obviously counted in my decision".

Yesterday's game obviously counted for a lot.

The Yankees' calculator obviously counts from post-1994, the strike year, refusing to recognize the Braves' three consecutive division titles and postseason appearances leading up to 1994.

Today, the Supreme Court ruled, unanimously, that a Virginia jury was wrong to think that McDonnell's actions obviously counted as official corruption.

At only a grand (in £20 notes fanned around a dinner plate, because presentation obviously counts), the prize would hardly lift Chris Tarrant's eyebrows.