The phrase "afterward clearly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate that something is clear after a certain event or time, but the phrasing is awkward and lacks clarity.
Example: "Afterward clearly, we understood the implications of our decision."
Alternatives: "clearly afterward" or "after that, it was clear".
"I got to make that play," Pedroia said afterward, clearly upset.
(For that, perhaps, he should have apologized, but for his jesting remark the other night that getting married had perhaps caused an Austrian racer's fade in the rankings — "it may be her husband's fault," he deadpanned — his contrition on the air soon afterward, clearly forced on him after a blizzard of tweets blew in the doors at NBC, seemed unnecessary and a little square).
"One burger that's all it takes," Matt said afterward, clearly feeling inflated by his victory.
However, displacements produced by the mainshock, the largest aftershock, and transient changes afterward, are clearly recognized in the 300-s coordinates (Figs. 2(a c)).
Beckett at least reported nothing was wrong physically afterward, but clearly there is plenty of work to be done before the Dodgers can put him in the rotation.
When they were debriefed afterward, some said, "Clearly he was asked to increase the force," Dr. Wolpert said.
He adds: "There's a theme out there that because the Palestinians rejected Camp David and afterward didn't clearly accept the president's proposals, therefore they reject any peaceful two-state solution.
Franzen: [Please see any scene related to a woman's sexual choices in Franzen's fiction, for example, this one from Freedom:] "That she could say all this, and not only say it but remember it very clearly afterward, does admittedly cast doubt on the authenticity of her sleep state.
"There's still a lot of questions about how frequent it has to be, but as opposed to having to submit information at the end of the year or even a year afterward, this is clearly aiming to get better information," Obegi told VICE News.
Afterward, Manager Terry Collins was clearly disturbed discussing the Mets' offense, which has scored three runs in three games against the Nationals.
Senator John McCain of Arizona told reporters afterward that "there is clearly significant tension that now exists on how to approach this whole issue," adding, "There should be no daylight between America and Israel in our assessment of the threat".
