Sentence examples for obviously rather than from inspiring English sources
It was a sullen Richard Nixon who came up with that quote in 1962 (naming himself obviously, rather than Motty who at that time was a mere schoolboy, busy cataloguing and cross-referencing his collection of Charles Buchan's Football Monthly).
Still, he tells us when he's doing this, and the lack of historical evidence turns out to be his ally, encouraging him to speculate obviously rather than to novelize silently.
So far so easy – but then I have to cook the stuff, stirring, ever-so-slowly, over a pan of simmering water, until it thickens to the consistency, oddly enough, of custard (the proper Bird's sort, obviously, rather than any créme Anglaise rubbish).
Perhaps too there's an element of wanting to spell out that someone is autistic by signalling it very obviously rather than being subtle about it, which leads to inaccurate portrayals.
One of the biggest problems is, as Hendrickx says, that "TV and films will always go for the condensed super-concentrated version because that's more interesting than someone who doesn't have so many obvious 'quirks.'" Perhaps there's an element of wanting to spell out that someone is autistic by signaling it very obviously rather than being subtle about it, which leads to inaccurate portrayals.
The postulated preventive effect of Mn against scrapie is thus obviously rather biochemical than toxic in nature.
A BEF figure from bole of 4 cm minimum diameter is obviously rather smaller than another calculated from 10 cm minimum diameter.
Her style, which draws from Cuban folk music and American jazz, has been enormously influential, but she'd obviously rather be a star than a legend.
Pop culture is obviously superficial; rather than telling us so, Lil B performs superficiality.
Unlike some of his peers, he is obviously stimulated rather than cowed by the challenge of playing Van Gerwen.
It took some years before Southern customers caught on and sought to buy statues of soldiers who were more obviously Grays rather than Blues.
