Sentence examples for obviously knowing from inspiring English sources
"Obviously, knowing what I know now [I realize] I should have been spending more time watching [the commercial] part of the store," he says.
Obviously knowing the end was in sight, you held me and talked of your baby boy.
"That's the gist of it, that L.M.D.C. went around them and did what they wanted, obviously knowing that D.O.I. would have objected to Galt," the person said, referring to a second letter from the Department of Investigation.
"It was unfortunate and unnecessary, and in my opinion, inflammatory, for the Obama campaign to attack Senator Clinton on Friday for these remarks, without obviously knowing the full facts or context".
Q. Apart from obviously knowing how to cook, what other skills are you looking for in people to work in your kitchen? A. Of course I look at a C.V., but for me the most important thing in a person is that they observe and they listen.
"Obviously, knowing that the university still cares about me after I've paid my final tuition bills makes me that much more willing to give down the road," says Brian Fessler, who graduated in 2006 from the State University of New York at Albany.
Knowing what to promote, and when, obviously means knowing what customers are looking for online.
Waking up at six-thirty on Friday morning and hearing what had happened in the night, I followed my own generational instincts, honed on Vietnam and Watergate and the Gulf War, and turned on the television to see the usual stern-jawed "terrorism experts" being stern, scary, and obviously not knowing what the hell they were talking about.
Obviously, me knowing Snoopy smoothed the waters.
The better your car, the more you're going to win, obviously; but knowing when to compete with a drift-centric set-up and when to maximise your top speed is key to succeeding in higher-level contests.
The better your car, the more you're going to win, obviously; but knowing when to compete with a drift-centric set-up and when to maximize your top speed is key to succeeding in higher-level contests.
