Sentence examples for of course obviously from inspiring English sources

According to the Constitution, which Trump has "totally read, of course, obviously," the Commander-in-Chief is not allowed to perform the act that Trump actually performed just now, in the fifteen minutes before his next round of golf.

It is, of course, obviously the case that commentators and announcers are not journalists but paid employees of the N.F.L. and should not be expected to comment frankly on the act any more than a burlesque barker was expected to comment freely on the deficits of the strippers.

He will be treated as some celebrity of course, obviously, maybe some exotic eccentric curiosity," Segev told Reuters.

And most of the time so do you, and so of course obviously you're very hungover the next day.

Eventually, the way that we managed to reconcile it was to stop thinking of vocals as vocals––of course, obviously!

Unless, of course, obviously converted office space decorated with a few display cases, a scattering of tables and chairs, posters and mid-size TV screens with short videos on endless loops excite you.

"I'm confident the matter will be dealt with in the course of this year and of course, we obviously need a bill.

He hovers in the film, in its themes and high-caliber imagery, and of course most obviously in Mr. Eastwood's face.

Of course painting obviously isn't the most efficient way to share memories from an event.

The reparation owed to the freed people was their property; it was never in their physical possession of course, but obviously something need not be in your possession to be your property.

Back in the day, part of the problem with Twitter being down is that no one in the company would say a word about the problems (of course, they obviously didn't have the luxury of tweeting out updates).