Sentence examples for obviously ended from inspiring English sources

It's watching the data, and the cycle of easing hasn't obviously ended.

"The shots I didn't hit so good obviously ended up in some pretty poor spots".

Daggett's fortunes faded over the last days of the campaign, and a significant number of people obviously ended up pulling the lever for Christie.

Coming out of the toilets I felt like Super Mario, but I obviously ended up becoming irritable, to say the least.

Now, while counting counter clockwise, if he would have counted the the cards on the handle too he would have obviously ended up on the card from where he started.

It'll obviously end at some point, but it's not going to be anytime soon.

"That doesn't solve all the problems inside of Syria," Mr. Obama told the PBS program "NewsHour," "and, you know, it doesn't obviously end the death of innocent civilians inside of Syria".

When buying the Kindle editions of your textbooks, they can often be up to £50 cheaper than the physical textbook, and obviously end up being a lot more convenient for you to move around.

"It will obviously end this situation where people are being harmed physically and yet, although they are harmed, they have no right to go into court and get redress for serious damages".

Given the extreme variation in musical preferences from person to person, exposing your workforce or classroom to a single type of music would obviously end up with mixed results.

Second, the argument does not obviously end the train of explanation for the world, if such explanation is in fact needed.