Sentence examples for obviously evidence from inspiring English sources

By contrast, when transcribing message-board posts, idiosyncrasies of language should be preserved as far as possible and taken as intentional, unless in context they are obviously evidence that the writer has innocently hit the wrong key ("teh," "rihgt").

This is obviously evidence of Android's "familiar lag" but it also part of Flash's problem: all of the things people wanted to do in Flash, barring viewing web video (an activity that is better in dedicated apps anyway) – play Flash games, view flash animations (why?), and, I assume, see Flash advertisements – are poorly served by these laggy implementations.

Obviously, evidence shown in one system may not necessarily be a panacea for all systems.

This is quite obviously evidenced on Airtime's site, with the statement, "Airtime is a live social video company".

We'll obviously need evidence.

But to do this they obviously need evidence of complicity".

"Obviously, the evidence in this case was overwhelming," Deputy District Attorney Troy Benson said after the verdict was read this morning in Santa Clara County Superior Court.

They've seized on dubious arguments, touted obviously weak evidence as definitive, looked for excuses either not to act themselves or for their friends not to act.

"But we do know there was some sort of hit-list in Russia with his name on it and he's obviously given evidence in these money-laundering proceedings.

They talk about the logistics of proving obviously incriminating evidence irrelevant in the same way your drunken roommate with paint-cracking beer breath might deny drinking that sixer you left in the fridge.

Obviously, experimental evidence is required to test this hypothesis.