Sentence examples for that would obviously be from inspiring English sources

"And that would obviously be quite bad," he says, with all the emotion of a vacuum cleaner.

But Perez remains the most perplexing challenge for the Mets, taking up a roster spot that would obviously be better served by another player.

He added: "If they are used to simply hover to gain random information then that would obviously be a matter of worry and a civil liberty issue".

I've tried, for years, to suppress my mystification at why the Queen hangs on to art that would obviously be better used by a public museum.

"If we could find a way to just activate the circuits that provide therapeutic benefit without the ones that cause side effects, that would obviously be very helpful," Dr. Henderson said.

If the Bush campaign was using Enron as a straw man to pay for its consultant, that would obviously be a subterfuge and a violation of campaign finance law".

Yes, I meant obvious in that it would obviously be easier for us to go to a country that speaks the same language.

She also said Mr. Obama understood that female supporters of Senator Clinton had been excited and energized by the unique nature of her candidacy, and that they would obviously be disappointed if she were not the nominee.

Gen. Michael C. Kostelnik, NASA's deputy associate administrator for the shuttle, said investigators were particularly interested in obtaining any debris from the Western states "because that material would obviously be near the start of the event".

If he did that, he would obviously be in a strong position going into the convention, in Philadelphia, which might in turn help his campaign persuade some of the superdelegates to switch sides.

If there's additional mechanical damage above and beyond anything cosmetic that would obviously not be covered by the quote.