(1) He's obscenely rich/fat/cruel.

(2) Whilst they are not obscenely fat, yet, they are well on their way to hippo status.

(3) Cursing obscenely in his exasperation, Sherman set himself and fired.

(4) This man is obscenely rich.

(5) Aside from being obscenely wealthy, he has three kids.

(6) The movie version of the obscenely popular musical Mamma Mia is out.

(7) then, last year, firms bounced back obscenely quickly thanks to record trading profits.

(8) Russia's rich have gotten richer, often obscenely so. But the poor are doing better too: workers' salaries have more than doubled since 2003.

(9) Not to mention, these ideas make some people obscenely loaded.

(10) It is lavish by any standards, but almost obscenely so against the backdrop of the enormous poverty elsewhere in the country.

(11) The teacher used a stick to repeatedly tap or prod pupils whenever he felt that they had spoken too loudly or obscenely.

(12) It had lain on the matting by his feet looking somehow obscenely wealthy and golden among the lesser coins.

(13) We should be in criminal court this very moment, trying this obscenely duplicitous school for conspiracy to commit murder.

(14) As soon as a predetermined quantity had been consumed, the final loser would have to perform a forfeit, which was usually obscenely biological.

(15) Audrey Hepburn plays Sabrina, the daughter of a chauffeur to the obscenely rich Larrabee family.

(16) Other people -which were to them like Action Man toys to be dismembered, or Barbie Dolls to be obscenely defiled - become as meaningless in their humanity as pixillated dots on a screen.

(17) British primary schooling, in contrast, turns out thousands upon thousands without elementary reading or numerical skills, kids condemned to failure at an obscenely early age.

(18) If investors line up for RenRen's shares, high valuations and all, it could pave the way for an obscenely lucrative Facebook offering.

(19) California punishes the stinking, selfish, filthy rich by imposing the second-highest rate–9.3 percent—on every dollar an individual earns beyond the obscenely lavish sum of $46, 766.

(20) He had seen how in their dances the white men and women held one another obscenely.

(21) Yet, companies have had no choice but to run these obscenely expensive and highly inefficient networks.

(22) Make it so your fonts are readable, but not obscenely large, and make the font-size indicate the importance of the information.

(23) On his Saturday evening talk show, and everywhere else, he said what he thought abrasively, defiantly, sometimes obscenely.

(24) And some of us start companies because we see a handful of people become obscenely rich doing it and we want to be one of them.

(25) At the moment it is hovering up Western cash in return for vast quantities of cheap goods (sold dear by the obscenely rich in the west).