Sentence examples for quite obviously i from inspiring English sources

Quite obviously, I don't know that.

"Quite obviously, I haven't got a hope of getting elected, or of getting any votes at all," said Viscount Massereene, describing his curiously languid attempt to win back (or not) his former seat in the House of Lords.

Quite obviously, I was moved while rewatching these ads in large part because I'm a new parent, and because I'm a huge sap: the kind of person who is guaranteed to cry throughout any production of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town," regardless of its level of professionality.

Quite obviously, I'll have to play well, too".

Quite obviously, I might be confused in this latter case.

Quite obviously I think you can startup in the UK and Europe.

[Note: I get a lot of emails from politicians, political groups, and other inside-the-Beltway types, all the time. Occasionally, I get added to a mailing list that I quite obviously shouldn't be on. Today, the following arrived, from the "Republican Party Establishment". I'm sure they never meant for it to go public, but it was too good to pass up.

"I'm quite obviously very bad at tagging, and I would gladly take lessons" said Eltahawy.

I want to know why people ask me this question as I quite obviously do not have a penis.

"I suppose I'm quite unique in that obviously I'm still playing but I've made no secret of the fact that I would like to get into coaching when I hang up my boots and this experience has been beyond my wildest dreams.

I was quite ill yesterday but obviously I wanted to play". Sunderland away, West Ham home, Swansea at home, Manchester United away, Everton home, Chelsea away.