Sentence examples for obviously violates from inspiring English sources

As paraphrased by Milosz, Shestov, following Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground," was what Plato called a misologos, a hater of reason; rather than play the game of chess proposed by the philosophers of reason, which is stoic acquiescence, Shestov "overturns the table with a kick," asking, "Why should the 'I' accept 'wisdom,' which obviously violates its most intense desire?

Terrorism obviously violates some human rights of its victims.

"Failing to disclose that a struggling company will pay out billions of dollars in performance bonuses obviously violates that duty".

"Failing to disclose that a struggling company will pay out billions of dollars in performance bonuses obviously violates that duty and warrants the significant financial penalty imposed by today's settlement".

Their procedure, which may be a better approach than a simple least-squares method, obviously violates the condition that the least-squares method must be applied to data without systematic errors.

The explicitly stated attempt to promote Christianity in a government meeting so obviously violates our Constitution that the case should have never even come close to the halls of our highest court.

Such records in electronic voting devices would obviously violate the secrecy of the ballot.

The largest and most important class of implicatures consists of those that are generated not by observing the maxims but by openly and obviously violating them.

"We sympathize with Mr. Mosley's situation," Google said in a statement, noting that it had always honored his requests to remove links to material that obviously violated the High Court order.

The pilots' chatting obviously violated Federal Aviation Administration rules that ban nonessential conversation when a plane is below 10,000 feet, as the Continental flight was as Captain Renslow asked about Ms. Shaw's head cold.

Google says that it has already taken down "hundreds of pages" with images that obviously violate the court ruling, when Mr. Mosley has requested that it do so, but that there are many cases in which it is not immediately clear whether the content is affected by the ruling, and that in those cases a judge or other competent official should make the decision.