Sentence examples for obviously directed from inspiring English sources

"These are jokes that are obviously directed at specific individuals in ways that are meant to make them panic," he said.

Weatherall said the use of Medicare in the domain name was pretty safe because it was not used in bad faith, being a political campaign obviously directed at Medicare.

The young woman's voice, obviously directed at a companion, drifted into the window of George Capsis's Charles Street apartment: "Everything I hate about New York, I love about L.A., and everything I hate about L.A., I love about New York".

The book emerged in conjunction with a BBC television series on the 2008 presidential election, and there are passages obviously directed at an audience ignorant of the customs of the United States or predisposed to a knee-jerk anti-Americanism.

For example, each nation's right of self-determination is most obviously directed at other nations who, as nations, have corresponding duties to respect one another's rights.

Bolzano's digression into probability theory in his Textbook of the Science of Religion and his careful use of probability theory in the discussion of miracles are obviously directed towards arguments brought forward by David Hume, although Bolzano does not mention his name in this context.

Milne wrote, "If you stop painting policemen in order to paint windmills, criticism remains so overpoweringly policeman-conscious that even a windmill is seen as something with arms out, obviously directing the traffic".

This way, it can better (and less obviously) direct Chinese investments in a key continent for future energy and commodity supplies.

I'd been sitting in the fucking waiting room half an hour.' It is also the most obviously direct and modest.

Obviously, direct determination of the time derivative ċ t 0 at t = t 0 is not feasible in real (noisy) data.

Obviously, direct physical combat between a petite female and a larger male would likely end badly for the female.