Sentence examples for writes obviously from inspiring English sources
bendyleopard writes: Obviously due to being on ESA in the first place, many people have fluctuating illnesses or conditions.
In "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas," she writes, obviously as a kind of inside joke, of a first meeting with Faÿ that was unsuccessful: "Bernard Faÿ was not at all what Gertrude Stein expected and he and she had nothing in particular to say to each other".
She writes: "Obviously if I am on a PIP [performance improvement plan] to improve my team's Stricter Benefit Regime referral rate I will not have a choice but to consider implementing PIPs for those individuals who are clearly not delivering SBR within the team".
"The real distinction between sin and innocence," he wrote, obviously defensively, was whether the viewer felt "sinful feelings or not".
'No better today, God knows!' our friend has written, obviously from the depths of a suffering heart.
On the recently revamped Pottermore website, Thorne wrote: "Obviously I loved it when we decided to tell this story in two parts because I got to spend more time with the characters and what an honour that has been.
"London is an international city, and we want to remain at the heart of Europe," the petition's author, a man named James O'Malley, wrote; obviously, the rest of England did not feel the same way.
I'll let readers make up their own minds.But Mr Mulligan goes on to write:Obviously, it is too risky to rebut me directly -- ie, take the position that it is OK to ignore some of the significant economic benefits of large populations.
Commenting on the position of the teams, I wrote, "Obviously, the status of the two teams can turn around in the remainder of the season, but the one constant that prevails is these are the Yankees and they are the Red Sox.
Questions are written, obviously, in a multiple choice format with two to six answers each.
ESPN.com senior motorsports writer Terry Blount wrote: "Obviously more cars presents more danger.
