Sentence examples for obviously existed from inspiring English sources
Senior Iraqi scientists have told investigators that the biological weapons program -- which obviously existed at one point -- was dropped some time ago.
Codex, meanwhile, is the kind of piano ballad that Radiohead were inadvertently responsible for making a default setting in rock music of recent years: such things obviously existed before OK Computer, but you can draw a pretty direct line between Karma Police and the stuff that gets played in the background when an X Factor hopeful starts talking about a recently deceased relative.
Dynamic recovery (DRV) and dynamic recrystallization (DRX) obviously existed during the thermal compression of Ti-645 alloy.
And while that was extremely forward-thinking in the 1940s, a wristwatch that's just a phone (they've obviously existed in various forms for years) seems narrow-minded now.
The message was clear: "His Majesty would be glad to know why the existing methods, which must obviously exist for dealing with prisoners who refuse nourishment, should not be adopted".
They were part of a Lower East Side that obviously exists no more.
I never really managed to bridge the gap that so obviously exists between the SLT and other staff.
A connection would obviously exist if it can be shown, for example, that a proton is capable of decaying into a positron (an antielectron) plus electrically neutral particles.
Days later, a top prison official acknowledged responsibility in testimony to a Kremlin advisory council, saying, "There were clear violations on our side" and "We are not trying to diminish our guilt in this case; it obviously exists".
"We are not trying to diminish our guilt in this case — it obviously exists," said the official, Aleksandr Smirnov, assistant director of the Federal Prison Service, in testimony to the Public Chamber, a Kremlin advisory panel.
This is untrue, though the "no ring, no rights" rallying cry of the marriage lobby is a bit of an overstatement (maintenance obligations obviously exist for the non-resident parent, whether previously married or not).
