Sentence examples for refers obviously from inspiring English sources

The title refers, obviously, to the practice, developed by the United States government, of moving terrorism suspects to countries less concerned by judicial process for interrogation.

I refer, obviously, to the case of the Surrey farmer and his castle.

She looked at us and referring, obviously, to her daughter-in-law, said, "I can't stand her".

The name obviously referring to the notorious heroin smuggling operation, rather than the high street clothing company who inexplicably lifted their name from the smack trade then got big in the 90s by pretending to swear.

In the Poetics (1456a33) we find a cross-reference to a work called 'Rhetoric' which obviously refers to Rhet.

(The "endless night of ecstasy" mentioned in the intercepted note obviously refers to ongoing delighted feelings at the prospect of retrieving same, thus avoiding fines).

"When we say our investigation is continuing, which we said in the litigation release, that obviously refers to the possibility that there are other parties that are involved in the lawsuit," he said.

After a day of meetings in Beijing with President Xi Jinping and other top Chinese officials on Saturday, he said both governments called on North Korea "to refrain from any provocative steps and that obviously refers to any future missile shoot".

Four percent obviously refers to the pro-Leave majority.

4% obviously refers to the pro-Leave majority.

As I recently explained to Elizabeth Batt in a Q&A at Digital Journal: "The death at SeaWorld obviously refers to Dawn, but not only to Dawn.