Sentence examples for obviously renowned from inspiring English sources

Another said Mr. Dimon was "obviously renowned, rightfully" as being "one of the best C.E.O.'s in the country for financial institutions".

Bill Clinton was, obviously, renowned for his saxophonery, Barack Obama has often surprised the world with his musical stylings – and even Hillary Clinton once sang in public, despite admitting that she's tone deaf.

Sen. Bob Corker told Dimon: "You're obviously renowned, rightfully so I think, as being one of the most, you know, one of the best CEOs in the country for financial institutions".

"We're renowned obviously for our style of play and we've probably got some of the smallest players in the Premiership.

I'm a pretty big fan of early Vangelis where he's doing more acoustic records like stuff with his prog band Aphrodite's Child, but obviously he's probably more renowned for the stuff where he got really into synthesisers in the late Seventies and early Eighties.

"I came here with all the intention to do well and fight for a medal which is always what I have been renowned for doing but the injury obviously took more out of me than I had anticipated, so with that I'm really disappointed and feel bad for letting people down".

FS: Obviously it was your world, and you are a painter, and very renowned, and indeed are played by Gary Oldman in the film.

"Perpignan are renowned for being a big strong scrum and that's obviously going to be a massive test for us this weekend".

Australian coach and renowned broadcaster Darren Cahill was also at the match and tweeted, "Bernie obviously trying to break the record for unforced errors in 2 sets?" You don't need to read too hard between the lines to feel his disappointment.

But no, Glazer does not appear to obviously possess the nerves of steel required to make the dynamic, idiosyncratic productions that he is renowned for.

He was renowned for being amazingly clever and quite clearly was so but not all the time, which obviously worried him, hence the act.