Sentence examples for we obviously count from inspiring English sources

We obviously count on him very much.

Craig Roberts, a lecturer in evolutionary psychology who led the study, published in Proceedings of the Royal Society, said: "When eyes meet across a crowded room, looks obviously count first in determining who we find attractive.

The problem is that an infallible judgment does not obviously count as bona fide knowledge.

I obviously count myself among those who skipped it despite my citizenship.

The film makers seem more concerned with showcasing the toys than providing entertainment; shared profits obviously count for more than shared feelings.

"They are using a cunning in-and-out tactic with us, obviously counting that we will soon run out of our manpower, given their blockade of Slovyansk," Ponomaryov told The Times.

"Working alongside Unai Emery again obviously counted in my decision".

Yesterday's game obviously counted for a lot.

The Yankees' calculator obviously counts from post-1994, the strike year, refusing to recognize the Braves' three consecutive division titles and postseason appearances leading up to 1994.

Today, the Supreme Court ruled, unanimously, that a Virginia jury was wrong to think that McDonnell's actions obviously counted as official corruption.

At only a grand (in £20 notes fanned around a dinner plate, because presentation obviously counts), the prize would hardly lift Chris Tarrant's eyebrows.