Sentence examples for obviously refer from inspiring English sources

My comments quoted in the Guardian (Suzman criticised for calling theatre 'a white invention', 9 December) obviously refer to only a small part of a larger picture.

Attention-grabbing communication tools most obviously refer to the "attention dimension" of relevant knowledge.

The shirts obviously refer to NFL star Vince Wilfork, but give no indication as to what he needs help with.

These criteria obviously refer to contextual values involved in the process and are not only to be taken into consideration of the third form of conceptual criticism, but also need to be considered in terms of transformative criticism.

Actually, their performance is also linked to the territory's, as they underline in the sentence "there are three things important in the restauration sector: the location, the location and… the location (l'emplacement)".12 These managers obviously refer in a first time to the 'landscape' quality of the site, yet this remark implies that their activities are strongly embedded in the territory.

I think the main tattoo vibe right now is either "very lo-fi picture of a skull" or "geometric shit", although obviously refer back in five years to see how wrong that turns out to be.

The main literature search resulted in 284 references, but only 83 abstracts were obviously referring to the performance of manual ventilation.

In the Poetics (1456a33) we find a cross-reference to a work called 'Rhetoric' which obviously refers to Rhet.

Here he was obviously referring to the Russians.

He didn't mention Greg Anderson, but he was obviously referring to him.

But he was obviously referring to the issue when he assessed the state of relations between Anglicans and Roman Catholics.