Sentence examples for are namely from inspiring English sources

"The requirements to being a star/celebrity are namely, you must become an enslaved body," he wrote.

The three layers included are namely pre-integration, comparison, and integration.

That is not accepted by most Israelis now, and in fact the settlements are seen for what they are, namely a security burden.

These are namely: customer deposits first, prudent diversified lending second, allied with strong buffers of equity and ample tangible liquidity.

They are namely the electrical capacitance tomography (ECT), particle image velocimetry and phase doppler particle analyzer.

These approaches are, namely, the inverse Finite Element Method, the Modal Method and Ko's Displacement Theory.

These control modes are namely tele-manipulation, speech-based control, vision-based control, and model-based control.

These commonly disregarded nonlinearities are namely the OLTC time-delays, the dead-band and the discrete nature of tap change.

Thankfully, both are absent, but he never mentions the obvious reason for why they are: namely, that most people value freedom as a greater good than enforced happiness.

Appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," the Clinton campaign spokesman Harland Dorrinson said that Sanders's actions in the past few weeks "left little doubt as to what his true intentions are — namely, to be the Party's nominee".

And how much risk does it add to have these women travel back and forth between bases so that someone can pretend they aren't who they are — namely, soldiers at war?