Sentence examples for obviously not even from inspiring English sources

It's obviously not even close to being independent".

Obviously, not even Volvo can guarantee occupants' immunity from the effect of objects dropping out of the clear blue sky.

It might seem that the criterion of admissibility goes without saying: 'interpretations' of the probability calculus that assigned to P the interpretation 'the number of hairs on the head of' or 'the political persuasion of' would obviously not even be in the running, because they would render the axioms and theorems so obviously false.

What's his is his, even though he's obviously not even interested in Desiree.

That's obviously not even enough, but on my budget it was a lot.

It is not our purpose here to discuss the appropriateness of the 1 US-$ poverty line to define absolute poverty, but we believe it is astonishing, that such a high proportion of medical students has obviously not even cursorily dealt with poverty issues to identify this income definition of absolute poverty among the provided answer options.

According to a report in this week's Science, they used an even more accurate clock to detect a change in tick rates resulting from a difference in speeds of as little as 36 kph (24 mph) and a difference in height of less than a metre.Obviously not even the finest Swiss timepiece can boast the accuracy required to detect such minute shifts.

"It has no support among people, and obviously not among politicians, not even from the Popular Party," he added, referring to the center-right opposition.

Obviously, it's not even remotely African in nature.

Quite obviously, they would not even think of proposing similar solutions in Russia or Spain.

There will be, say, 10 births, all with the same surname and date, when obviously they're not even of the same family.