Sentence examples for obviously moved on from inspiring English sources

He'd obviously moved on from Christmas music.

Politics and the market have obviously moved on.

"The world has obviously moved on since 2012 and in the meantime we've created effective measures that are in place for precisely that reason: to stabilise the eurozone," she said.

The action has obviously moved on to midlife crises, and we can expect much filthy angsting over John Thomson's all-too-believable depression and Robert Bathurst's equally credible lack of capacity for self-examination.

She's so obviously moved on, and I would like to as well.

But Thompson, who married longtime love Greg Wise in 2003, has obviously moved on from the scandal and is now admitting that she can see why Branagh fell for Bonham Carter.

I'll try to give you a demonstration today of what could be done by focusing on a minor character like Tull and then obviously moving on to a more central character, Jewel.

But time obviously moves on and Apple had good reasons to switch to a new and smaller plug.

Speaking on Sky Sports, he said: "Raheem Sterling will obviously move on at some stage, he doesn't want to be at the club and this looks like a tactic to force the club's hand.

The trouble is though, I think it's the practical elements of the Cayman that have taken the greatest leap forward: the cabin design and quality are truly superb and dynamically it's the quietness, smoothness and composure that have most obviously moved the game on from the previous car.

Methods have obviously moved far beyond that.