Sentence examples for obviously it meant from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, it meant that the working-group report hadn't been abandoned, and that some version of it had gotten into the generals' possession".

Obviously it meant a lot for your career, but you get to close a chapter.

Obviously it means this writer believes that the proper Gospel and the proper church should be a Law abiding church.

Most obviously, it means China will have a bulge of pensioners before it has developed the means of looking after them.

And obviously it means being away from home for Christmas … but if ever there was a time to do it, it's now.

Obviously it means I don't get that much rest, I don't get to spend so much time with my partner and do social stuff, but I'm young and I think now is the time to earn as much as I can".

"Obviously it means a lot to me but also a lot to my family".

"With the 5% deposits that are now available, obviously it means I can afford to buy a home and furnish it.

"Obviously it means a lot to me but also a lot to my family". Sotherton posted news of the theft on Twitter.

Obviously it means the guys behind the page met some people from Adidas.

"The Ferguson effect is that police officers -- and to say Ferguson, it obviously involves other high-profile cases, the disastrous events in North Charleston, South Carolina -- but obviously it means that police officers are thinking twice before they engage," Kelly said Wednesday.