Sentence examples for obviously you think from inspiring English sources

Obviously, you think you could.

Obviously, you think that's what you are".

"Well obviously you think, hurrah, you like the show.

Alluding to fear, he said: "When you cover a biker war that has killed 150 people in Quebec, obviously you think about it, you talk about it".

"When you think of the Celtics, obviously you think of Paul Pierce and Antoine Walker, Reggie Millerr said after the Pacers were eliminated, four games to two.

"Obviously you think about it," said Wright of the prospect of playing at Wembley.

Obviously if you think The Fall is misogynistic then I would have failed completely, abjectly".

You don't have regrets, obviously, but you think to yourself, 'You know, it's too bad.

Now obviously if you think about what a revolution is, formally speaking, it's a change of forms of government more than anything else.

Hamilton tried not to make an issue of his playing time, but said: "When things didn't go well, obviously then you think there might be some type of change.

If they are given to superstitions (obviously, whether you think you will win a prize has no effect on whether you get it), men are apt to believe that if they allow themselves to entertain visions of defeat, the fates will punish weak-willed pessimism, and thus convert their paltry expectations to self-fulfilling prophecy.