Sentence examples for obviously offering from inspiring English sources

It relates "to acts of terrorism" — car bombs, obviously — "offering up the contradiction between a spectator's abhorrence of violence and attraction to the abstract beauty of some violent images".

And obviously, offering the dividend and buyback programs give Apple an end-around on paying domestic taxes on the repatriation of foreign money.

Obviously, offering bands the opportunity to give their fans and followers a more seamless experience across platforms is huge, with mobile engagement becoming an increasingly important part of every business' (let alone band's) strategy.

By so blatantly favoring their wealthier customers and so obviously offering table scraps to everyone else, the airlines have made clear where different people stand in the pecking order.

Obviously, offerings like Mint take care of that for you by doing everything automatically, but not everyone is comfortable letting a third-party into the back-end of their financial services.

Since then, the site has become more obviously commercial, offering extra donations if visitors buy holiday wreaths or Hunger Site hats, or click the link to Amazon.com and make a first-time purchase there.

Shia has since appeared to fill his days endlessly tweeting apologies plagiarised from other people – ironically, obviously – and offering theories on the free-flowing ownership of ideas that could only be flattered with the description "sub-sixth form" were the school in question The Derek Zoolander School For Kids Who Can't Read Good and Who Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too.

These long discussions were actually very short since it was a blatantly uncool thing to do (though not as uncool, obviously, as offering him a signed copy of one of my books), but then I realized that I cared more about getting a book signed than I did about what my host or any of the other people at dinner thought about it — including Amis himself.

Obviously, firms offering higher wages spend higher amounts on CVT, too.

Obviously, in offering an interactive map as a method of app discovery, user experience is critical.

Dubin added that he actually dislikes calling his company a subscription service — obviously, it's offering a subscription, but he prefers to think of it as "membership commerce": "Membership, as a word, suggests that you're on the inside looking out.