Sentence examples for obviously more so from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rosenstiel said Fox News Channel and MSNBC showed ideological differences, "obviously more so at night".

And another source says 40-60 miles, which is obviously more — so maybe they're not quite sure about that yet.

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There is a significant demand for labour across the scenarios, although obviously more so in the first two.

And, obviously, much more so the Bay Area than Boston.

"The game of golf obviously changes more so over time," said Trump.

Still, he is not all that far outside of Indiana's political mainstream — not obviously more or less so than Mr. Donnelly, who voted for Mr. Obama's health care bill, although he has bucked his party on other issues like gun-ownership rights and cap-and-trade.

This covers all sports, obviously, but none more so than what might be called the decorative ones: synchronised swimming, rhythmic gymnastics, and the most pointless sport of all – the one in which pointlessness has been raised to the level of an art form – figure skating.

"Hussein is so obviously more than a designer," he says.

A man without a condom will pay more, so obviously I say O.K. because I need money".

But those who are dismissing him as a sure loser should give us the name of the candidate who is so obviously more competitive.