Sentence examples for obviously imagined from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nelson has obviously imagined scenes and conversations, with much of the dialogue couched in modern vernacular.

Her sentencing judge wrote that Ms. Boudin could be paroled after 20 years "if the parole authorities are satisfied that's appropriate"; he obviously imagined authorities capable of distinguishing convicted criminals who serve good time, feel remorse, educate themselves and make what reparations they can from those who do not.

You can obviously imagine a world where Netflix pays a fee to ISPs to be served to its consumers faster than Hulu, limiting consumer choice and killing industry competition across the internet.

He obviously never imagined a world according to Donald Trump, whose words are as authentic as his complexion.

He's too far behind, obviously, but imagine if Jimenez won a valedictory major after sniffing around for so long.

She obviously cannot imagine what it is like for uninsured women with breast cancer who have limited access to timely and quality health care.

Part of the pleasure of watching the show, obviously, is imagining that you could escape the hunters; why, I wondered, do people even bother to run?

Obviously, that he imagined a fruitful outcome at all raised bigger, more clinical questions; but his mental orientation is not the point here.

But those choices and attitudes do not translate as obviously as might be imagined into political inclinations.

Many more than I can imagine, obviously.

And I was going, "what?!" Obviously, you can imagine, I had been trying to do this for 10 years.