Sentence examples for obviously insisted from inspiring English sources

But, as to the violence, he said the federal government obviously insisted that everyone behave in a lawful manner even as they expressed their frustration.

Those defenders of the analogical inference who accept that it is an inference based on one case, obviously insist also that the analogical/hypothetic inference remains a sound inference.

Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the director of the Office of Management and Budget, obviously disagrees, insisting: "There is not 'more than enough room' for the president's relief plan.

BAE chief executive Ian King said the company was "obviously disappointed" but insisted it was "financially robust" and remained confident about its future.

Noting that businessman Donald Trump has used profanity three times in a recent speech — Bush had obviously counted — he insisted, "Look, I'm no fuddy-duddy.

Musk insisted that "obviously, a flamethrower is a super terrible idea" warning people to "definitely don't buy one … unless you like fun".

It's a point Donald Trump obviously missed when he insisted last week on U.S. withdrawal from Syria, likely encouraging the apparent chemical attack he now threatens to punish.

Ultimately, the feel of the film was going to be a subjective decision, and obviously, if the director insisted on near perfection, that would potentially mean putting the film's release date back, or sending someone to the nearest RadioShack to buy another load of servers.

The officer insisted Trump "obviously" wasn't suggesting police officers beat up criminals with a quip about not being "too nice" when placing suspects in squad cars.

The Interior Department obviously has to insist that this and other equipment actually exists.

Objection 3: obviously "evangelical" universalism insists on the uniqueness of Christ and the necessity of the cross-resurrection for salvation so this objection slides away.