Sentence examples for obviously sought from inspiring English sources

She obviously sought to exploit her mobility.

But what if Lucas had given the Jets the spark that Groh obviously sought?

"Mr. Cuban's e-mail to his broker, which asked that the investment bank's compliance department be consulted, obviously sought more scrutiny of his entirely proper trading, not to cover it up," the lawyers, Christopher J. Clark of Latham & Watkins, Stephen Best of Brown Rudnick and Thomas M. Melsheimer of Fish & Richardson, said in a statement.

In the end, whom would he choose: some woman who was obviously seeking D-list fame or the woman who loved him?

REBECCA MEAD: I agree, though she was obviously seeking attention when she was on MTV, which is not quite the same as publishing private matters to one's Facebook page.

As Mr Carney presented his new policy (beginning the Bank's press conference with what looked suspiciously like a wink), he was obviously seeking to present himself as more concerned about growth – and the labour market in particular – than inflation.

Niki Adams English Collective of Prostitutes If you offer things for sale, you are obviously seeking purchasers; so if Caroline Spelman and others had their way, the bizarre outcome would be sex workers doing nothing illegal in enticing would-be purchasers to act illegally.

Chris Rock would surely mock its mild racial politics, but his own Top Five (Paramount, 15) occasionally finds the firebrand comic pulling his punches: a rambling, discursive, sometimes squawkingly funny showbiz satire, it finds a bridge-burning comedian (Rock, obviously) seeking artistic redemption with a turgid black-history epic.

We are obviously seeking, and the police are urgently seeking, the full facts about this case".

ISE, then, will obviously seek to fix up matches where it can pay this fee and make a profit from ticket sales and image rights.

Ivy overhears their conversation and volunteers to go to America instead, obviously seeking her own escape from staid kitchen life in boring Yorkshire.