Sentence examples for obviously much of from inspiring English sources

Obviously, much of this destruction failed in its purpose.

Just as obviously, much of the decision rests in Gulati's active mind.

Obviously, much of what Mr. Adams has to say in these essays applies to more than photography.

Most obviously, much of this underwater realm is visually very different to land and indeed to the cherry-picked clear waters of documentaries.

"This is a governance issue, and obviously much of the burden falls upon James given his role as a key executive".

Obviously, much of the liberal media is against any limits on any type of immigration, legal or otherwise, so the hostility was already in the room before Stephen Miller, senior policy adviser to the president, even started.

That's several times the standard $5 price for Amazon's wide range of branded Dash Buttons, but these are obviously much more of a speciality product that both includes LTE connectivity and isn't subsidized by all of the stuff you're going to buy with it.

Steinbrenner was obviously much more of a meddling presence than the Mets' Fred Wilpon, whose unflattering commentary on Beltran, Reyes and Wright in this week's New Yorker profile of him has created a news media firestorm.

Obviously, much remains of a movement that had peaked by the time the 1997 98 Asian financial crisis devastated the Tongil Foundation, the core Moon business group in Korea.

If there's a country that for some reason has an interest in the details of our products, there's a much easier and obviously much cheaper way of getting them.

In other words, the volatilization of Ca and Mg required the simultaneous cracking of two bonds, the probability of which was obviously much lower than the breaking of a single bond of C Na.