Sentence examples for obviously grateful from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, Fellaini headed straight for Wilmots, obviously grateful to repay the manager who had shown so much faith in him.
Corbijn is obviously grateful for the opportunity to have worked with Hoffman, but the actor also benefitted from collaborating with a director who takes a more, you might say, European approach to capturing his leading man.
He is obviously grateful to the sudden mad leg-up Sherlock has given him, has spoken at length about his admiration for the writing, even his love for the character, and there's no doubt about the transformation in recognisability – as Sherlock writer Steven Moffat has said of this: "Sean Connery was nowhere before James Bond".
Still the audience treat us well and applaud everything, even our fire engine, obviously just grateful that something, anything, is finally happening on the stage.
Here, too, there are liberal borrowings: the legions of buglike mummies who so easily fall to pieces are obviously a grateful homage to the squashed-insect epic "Starship Troopers"; the rotting and fanged gray corpses come out of every horror movie of the past two decades.
He keeps chuckling while he says things like that, but the more he talks, the more clear it becomes how complicated his response to being cured is: he's obviously incredibly grateful, but it isn't as straightforward as "waving my arms in the air, going 'I'm alive!'" After a lifelong struggle with depression, he found the illness evaporated when he thought he had 10 months to live.
I'm not sure what made them decide to do that, but I'm obviously really grateful they did".
"And I'm grateful, obviously, for the success.
And obviously we're grateful for anything that advances the arts".
"A crazy day, a crazy night, but obviously I was grateful for the experience," Smith said Tuesday.
And the sitcom's producers are obviously and abjectly grateful for that boost: the family is first seen in the living room, raptly watching "Dancing With the Stars".
