Sentence examples for obviously reading from inspiring English sources
Most obviously, reading improves a writer's active vocabulary.
(Also, Kindle owners are obviously reading soft-core erotica, or something else embarrassing, like "Little Men").
He also says it was the actor's idea to be rather obviously reading the Guardian in several scenes, despite having backed David Cameron during the 2010 election.
As he stood there with the pen in his hand, very obviously reading the badge pinned to my lapel, I found myself wanting to shake him out of the little dream he was in.
Having said that, I'm obviously reading way too much into Flaws, because all the evidence would suggest that Gary still doesn't think he has done anything remotely wrong on the tax-chiselling front.
Mr. Bush is obviously reading a script -- just look what happens when he tries to improvise -- but the script is clearly a sincere one, reflecting his own world view.
It had obviously read the T&Cs, however, because eventually it turned and ambled back to the road.
She obviously reads a great deal to have hoovered up this dictionary she has jumbled in her head, but she's quite conflicted by it.
Even the imperturbable Laura Bush, when I interviewed her, displayed a flash of annoyance at a question that she obviously read as a cultural put-down from a secular East Coast snob.
"I don't believe eBay or PayPal read their messages, and anytime I contact them I get fobbed off with generic answers obviously read off a computer screen from somewhere overseas," says Avcil.
1. Obviously, read all our lovely coverage, gathered together on one handy page 2. If you want to actually buy anything and you are an ordinary mortal and not a Swiss gazillionaire, head to MUSEUM EDITIONS.
