Obviously used in a sentence

Obviously in a sentence as an adverb

First, you're obviously still needed to help their raise funds.

There are over 3000 of them in the world and obviously quality varies greatly.

I went to a po-dunk Midwestern state school, so what looks obviously stupid to me is maybe genius.

Every talking head sounds the same, and the news is always obviously slanted to one side or the other.

I do not see a case where this happened, but if true would obviously be a critical bug.> 4. Replication just stops sometimes, without error.

Most everything feels mass-produced and cheap, and the things that aren't are pretty obviously marketed at people trying to buck that trend.

There is obviously some skill in researching, predicting, working and acquiring land that will soon appreciate in value.

Same for any other experiment you run in the future; unless it obviously and immediately fails, give it some simmer time.

She is obviously an excellent writer and an empathetic persona.

Police are pretty obviously not policing neighborhoods and aren't on the beat--they're chaotic actors who get involved and always always always make things worse.

It's like when a politician who spends his entire life as a "civil servant" is obviously and publicly living a billionaire lifestyle with yhahts, mansions & private jets.

Most of the owners could obviously afford to pay employees better given the incredible amounts of wealth that the factory owners have accumulated and having gone to school with some of their children, I know quite a few factory owners personally.