Sentence examples for somewhat obviously from inspiring English sources

Somewhat obviously the film argues against the idea that anyone can ever absolutely know someone else.

The Chopin and Bach on the soundtrack have been replaced by pop music, including, somewhat obviously, Janis Joplin's "Cry Baby".

A study in the Journal of Sex Research of 6,029 couples from the US National Survey of Families and Households found (somewhat obviously) that the less time couples spent together, the less sex they had.

If that situation changes, the report notes somewhat obviously, the growth in the Asia-Pacific region would be "significantly higher".

"Christianity is a religion," he said, somewhat obviously.

Nevertheless there are still many gaps in this story which could be addressed with advanced cell biology including, somewhat obviously, demonstrating that all three proteins localise as predicted.

One wishes, then, that Philip Lynch, who plays Max, were somewhat less obviously American, as his flat vocal intonations and jocular manner disturb the show's continental atmosphere.

Dallas players savored it, too, except for Nowitzki, who walked off looking somewhat sullen, obviously ready for a hot shower and a warm bed.

The art of tennis, somewhat less obviously, depends on how players shape points by moving the ball around the court to make it arch and zig, devising patterns that from a spectator's perch map crisscrossing lines.

In older biofilms (120 h and 168 h) the phage acted somewhat slower, obviously older, stationary phase biofilms delay the cell lysis process.

But I was somewhat taken aback, obviously, a little disappointed.