Sentence examples similar to which obviously exists from inspiring English sources
Senior Iraqi scientists have told investigators that the biological weapons program -- which obviously existed at one point -- was dropped some time ago.
This approach has undoubtly contributed to the development of knowledge in medicine and it still constitutes the core of evidence-based healthcare [ 1], but systematically disregards also the well established parts of the corpus doctrinae which do not involve particular opinions, but just well consensued knowledge, which obviously exist.
The message was clear: "His Majesty would be glad to know why the existing methods, which must obviously exist for dealing with prisoners who refuse nourishment, should not be adopted".
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.
I remember the foreign policy consensus which obviously doesn't exist anymore where moderates in both parties would pull together.
On possible prescriptions to this problem: I don't see any, which obviously doesn't mean none exist.
"Which, obviously, we needed at this point.
The crowd, which obviously felt it, roared.
"Which obviously has political connotations.
Which obviously wasn't enough".
