Sentence examples for obviously familiar from inspiring English sources

I was obviously familiar with the Beats.

"A lot of, obviously, familiar faces from playing against everybody.

"Oh, you have a rough bunch today," she said, laughing, obviously familiar with the kids I was about to teach.

"Enjoy it," I overheard a man, who was obviously familiar with the play, saying to an arriving audience member.

Lee, a third-generation Korean-American, is obviously familiar with the complexity of identity fixation, and his characters ultimately discover the danger of becoming martyrs to a cause.

Many theatergoers were obviously familiar with Algerian music, so they clapped in rhythm with the company's singers, percussionists and players of oboes and stringed instruments.

Such charms were harder to find in the encore, Weber's "Euryanthe" Overture, obviously less familiar to the players.

Through his time as the head coach of Scotland, Nigeria and Azerbaijan, he is obviously very familiar with our opponents in the group stage of the World Cup, and for us this is a huge bonus".

It would have been easier to accept Woods's confessional at face value if he hadn't followed such an obviously calculated, familiar media crisis strategy: lead off with heartfelt apology, transition to trumpeting charitable work, and then attack the press.

Perreault, who scored the first goal against the Blackhawks and earned playing time with Alex Ovechkin and Troy Brouwer on Sunday, finished as the Capitals' leading scorer in the postseason with five points (three goals, two assists), is obviously a familiar face to the organization.

Most obviously, a familiar kind of moral pluralism contends that these intuitively attractive rules constitute the most basic level of morality, i.e., that there is no deeper moral principle underlying and unifying these rules.