Sentence examples for obviously named from inspiring English sources

As Nora explains her methodology to the principal, the too obviously named Mrs. Hackney: "I decided to express my opinion about this kind of testing.

The hotel was obviously named in honor of Simón Bolívar, whose grand equestrian statue was directly opposite, just inside Central Park.

Some fervor for self-improvement was ignited last month by the announcement that online-dictionary-maker Wordnik was putting out an obviously named but elusively explained new product called Smartwords.

By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn March 5, 2010 Some fervor for self-improvement was ignited last month by the announcement that online-dictionary-maker Wordnik was putting out an obviously named but elusively explained new product called Smartwords.

The living's so easy that it is almost unnatural to fret in places like the New Jersey shore town of Point Pleasant Beach, obviously named to lull one into a sense of safety.

Mickey Rourke's portrayal of a washed-up wrestler in the obviously named film "The Wrestler" will please everyone, but Marisa Tomei's turn as a not-so-washed-up stripper will cause half your row to unleash a speech about how inappropriate you are.

You can obviously name your picture and give it a description, but you can also easily manage what set to put it in, and what tags to give it.

Obviously, names have figured into many of my malaprops.

There's even a political show on MSNBC called "The Cycle" (which, as The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty pointed out in a tweet, was obviously not named by a woman).

Stuffed with winners from Dusky, Doorly, Leftwing & Kody, Justin Jay and Cassian, the mix is centered around their own "Maybe Why Not," made with the obviously Aussily named Wongo.

He later told biographer Walter Isaacson: "Obviously, it was named for my daughter".