Sentence examples for sometimes obviously from inspiring English sources

In their absence, other students rearranged their clothing or moved furniture around, sometimes obviously, sometimes subtly.

From the beginning, Warhol postured and prevaricated when he was interviewed, sometimes obviously but sometimes not so obviously.

Tati creates a universe entirely defined by absurdism, a note that resounds throughout, sometimes obviously, but often almost subliminally.

Their replacements were often just as bad, but sometimes obviously better, as in South Africa in 1994.Several African countries are now less frightening places than they were.

"And there's a corresponding promise that the company will protect the data," he added, "and sometimes, obviously, those promises are broken".

And sometimes, obviously for a complex brew of reasons in any particular case, we will or will not be able to go through with them.

They're often divided into these different boards, sometimes not obviously.

Hottie in White Bikini you were alone and sunning stunningly. it was delightful watching you for several hours today, sometimes quite obviously, from my nearby large group of people.

Gene Russianoff, a lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, a riders' advocacy group, said that "the cost, sometimes, is obviously huge inconvenience to passengers," and that repair projects of this kind often highlighted the transit authority's lack of large enough fleets of trains on many lines to take up slack during service changes.

Writing about the Financial Services Authority, the body which did sod-all to regulate the banking industry and thus prevent the crash, he says: "Regulatory bodies should have access to the perspective of outsiders, looking at the industry from its periphery and prepared to ask obvious, which sometimes means obviously unpopular, questions.

"It doesn't come as a shock sometimes because obviously you've had issues with injuries and particularly the one that's going to make you retire.