Sentence examples for of the obviously from inspiring English sources

I politely declined because of the obviously religious connotations of the role.

Highlights include a smattering of mountaineering shorts, including little-seen footage of the (obviously unsuccessful) British 1924 Everest expedition.

The National Review's Jim Geraghty was particularly scathing about one of the obviously made-up names of the fake voters: "Duran Duran".

There was the complete disapproval of those who saw only its inherent licentiousness, but from others came at least a tacit toleration of the obviously irrepressible urge to dance.

Among all this, there's a droll line about the EU vote teaching (some) Tories what it's like to be leftwing: correct but on the losing side, subject to the opinion of the obviously wrong-headed.

Because of the obviously partisan logic of the legislation, and because the voting mechanisms being repealed were Democratic initiatives from recent decades, the trial court upheld the new law in April, calling it "politics as usual".

And a number of the -- obviously other members of the Republican Party are very dependent on special interests.

Time is of the essence, obviously.

Save those of the viewers, obviously.

Gwildor from Masters of the Universe, obviously.

QUOTATION of the Week "Obviously, the scenarios are very possible.