Sentence examples for which obviously means from inspiring English sources

I ask for short, which obviously means he keeps it long, then asphyxiates it with spray.

Which obviously means I want the next Doctor to be Wagner off X Factor.

A. We are the second largest university on Facebook after Harvard, which obviously means we should try harder, right?

The car you cut off has a small dent in its bumper, which obviously means that it is the other driver's fault.

RPI is normally bigger than CPI, which obviously means fare rises are higher.

The other way is to decrease liabilities, which obviously means some pain for the bank's creditors, including depositors.

He went into this whole number-one, number-two routine and then mentioned he had five boys, which obviously meant he was used to liars.

He describes working with their production team and how co-producer and drummer Zach Hill had called him a genius, which obviously meant a lot for a guy who specialises in weird music played on broken glass.

Agar presented an agonist effect on the drug loading efficiency in the nanospheres (Table 2) which obviously meant that more agar could accommodate more drug in the nanospheres and this was the strongest or the most significant correlation between the input variables and the output or the responses.

By which he obviously means the company itself, which just happens to have been selected as one of the EDP's Future50 firms.

A cycling commuter takes up much less space than one in a car, which rather obviously means that they use the existing roads more efficiently.