Sentence examples for which obviously does from inspiring English sources

Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of Bishop Accountability, a watchdog group that maintains an archive of abuse cases and documents, said in an interview, "Reverend Oliver is a champion of accused priests, which obviously does not bode well for the job he will do as promoter of justice".

We miss all these classes, which obviously doesn't help us or make our professors happy.

The terms include a $3.5 million infusion of capital into the association by the Breeders' Cup, which obviously doesn't need any help in promoting the sport.

Because we analyze sectorial differences, the individuals of interest are necessarily employed, which obviously does not allow us to be concerned with employment probabilities.

One approach is to register the primary user's location and power coverage into a central database, which obviously does not apply for a dynamic environment.

Furthermore, it is also necessary to analyze what they do, which obviously does not always coincide with their own declarations about their objectives and demands.

Several times I unconsciously tried to grab the Trackpad and move it around my desk, which obviously didn't work out.

Which, obviously, didn't keep me from writing the book; when I was actually sitting at the desk writing, I rarely thought about it.

Golden rays of light emerge from the heavenly host and instead of fairy lights – which obviously did not exist in 1648 – a luminous window completes the dazzlement.

The lions, which obviously don't read maps, are astoundingly acclimatized to humans on the side of the river where they are safe, which leads them to be easily confused and picked off by hunters on the other side.

Another is whether patients receiving it might become more susceptible to cancer.This is because the immune system's rejection response (which obviously did not evolve to frustrate transplant surgery) is actually there to attack tumours.