Sentence examples for remarks obviously from inspiring English sources

With Kasten standing in the corner of the room, Friedman said in his opening remarks, "Obviously, this is a little bit of an unusual situation and something that's out of the ordinary.

An NUJ official remarked: "Obviously, £100 for doing five pages is a bad joke".

She was amused by the considerable academic attention her work attracted; reading in one paper that her work was "rooted in fluidity", she remarked: "Obviously hydroponic, probably a lettuce, possibly a cabbage".

Remark Obviously, inequality (3.4) strengthens inequality (1.2).

Remark Obviously, condition (H9) holds naturally when f = 0.

Remark Obviously, condition (H4) is satisfied automatically when E is finite dimensional.

Remark Obviously, if u α k → u ˜, where u α k is the solution of (2.4) with α = α k → 0, as k → + ∞, then S ≠ ∅.

Remark Obviously, P 1 ⊂ P, and P 1 is a normal cone of E if P is a normal cone of E. P 1 and P has the same normal constant N.

D'Antoni shrugged off the remarks, saying: "Obviously, he's in a tough position, and I don't think anybody's thrilled with where anybody is.

"It was unfortunate and unnecessary, and in my opinion, inflammatory, for the Obama campaign to attack Senator Clinton on Friday for these remarks, without obviously knowing the full facts or context".

Elder Sitati is from Kenya, and based on his remarks is obviously more familiar with experiences of Africans in the church than those of the diaspora.