Sentence examples for a very clear manner from inspiring English sources

Afterward, Mr. Sharon said grimly that the discussion was held "in a very clear manner" and "it is evident we do not agree at all points".

Carefully designed PowerPoint slides can, however, present important information in a very clear manner, and once you have invested the hours required to make good slides they are relatively easy to update.

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Leaving a morning meeting with French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin, Sharon said that "things were put on the table in a very clear manner, and it is evident that we do not agree on all points". He did not give details.

However, in line with the law, operators will inform all landowners in a very clear and transparent manner".

While Professor Filippenko's lectures are entertaining and presented in a very clear and organized manner, many students still struggle because of the inherent difficulty of the course material.

In the present article, and, it may be added, it is written in a very clear and concise manner, he places before the reader the general nature ot the problem, and step by step he points out how the various researches of many observers are coordinated and brought to bear in concentrated form on the question of the structure of the universe.

Leibniz expresses his position in a letter to Arnauld in a very clear and forceful manner: "To put it briefly, I hold this identical proposition, differentiated only by the emphasis, to be an axiom, namely, that what is not truly one being is not truly one being either".

These doctrines dictate that physicians record their findings and their medicinal methods in a very clear and objective manner, so that these records may be passed down and employed by other physicians.

The main advantage of our method is that it allows for visualizing the species evolutionary relationships in a very clear and easy-to-interpret manner.

As José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, has claimed, "the markets are sending every day a very clear message that Europe has to work in a more co-ordinated manner when it comes to economic and financial issues".