Sentence examples for put it obviously from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schieffer said he asked to speak to Mrs. Edwards, who came to the phone, as he put it, "obviously in tears".

One stroke of the pen, done' (PM); and as a practitioner/service manager put it: '…obviously you need to have sufficient resources to enable it to happen, or at least have commitment that the resources will be available or can be attainable' (P/SM).

To put it bluntly, obviously not all Trump supporters watch/read Infowars but be assured all Infowarriors are Trump supporters, so let's consider the following some sort of anthropological study on this particular set of Trump supporters, shall we?

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, put it this way: "Obviously, this is not Rio".

As the writer and historian James Truslow Adams put it, "There are obviously two educations.

As Sir Nicholas Serota of the Tate put it, "I've obviously failed to persuade Government that [the Tate Modern] matters as much as a new hospital or school".

(The exhibits don't put it this way, obviously, but the facts are there if you have eyes to see them).

"When you think about it, Ferrer's a basic clubhouse guy" was how one close observer of city politics put it to me… Obviously, it would be counterproductive for Ferrer to come right out and say that African-Americans ought to vote for him because he's Hispanic, but the language of his campaign has been crafted to come as close to it as possible.

If he didn't find them, he could obviously put it off.

I'm not sure what they think I can do about any of this, but their anger, or annoyance — I'd put it at Orange — is obviously great enough that they need someone at which to vent it.

I obviously put it in the dryer, so it shrunk".