Sentence examples for would quite obviously from inspiring English sources

The damned — who constitute an overwhelming majority of all participants — would, quite obviously, welcome any reduction in their term of torment.

Meanwhile, a move to increase interest rates would quite obviously lead to less investment and hiring.I understand that Mr Rajan is worried about risky behaviour on the part of banks.

Anderson created a much more richly drawn Fox; in the film, he's a newspaper columnist with a complicated family life, ideas above his station, and a habit of clicking his tongue and whistling in a way that would quite obviously be intolerable to live with for any meaningful length of time.

He sticks to it, even when it would quite obviously be convenient for him to downplay this position or that.

If we had used a control group, one in which students were not expected to read a research article, we would quite obviously be disadvantaging them.

However, monitoring and assessing the motives of perspective parents would not, quite obviously, be a practical or appropriate state policy.

The solution, quite obviously, would involve an independent agency grading student performance.

On February 21, … many found it strange how easily Yanukovych threw the white flag and signed the agreement, which quite obviously would be honored by no one but himself.

The standard provides a means for specifying implementation or hardware independent software modules which quite obviously would undergo innumerable reuses.

Quite obviously, they would not even think of proposing similar solutions in Russia or Spain.

The only schools mentioned are Sabbath schools intended for adults; this suggests that Jews were extremely eager to gain admittance for their children to Greek gymnasia, where quite obviously they would have had to make compromises with their Judaism.