Sentence examples for clearly a crowd from inspiring English sources

Clearly a crowd favourite, Lee provocatively played with the idea of the "gentleman terrorism" of the IRA compared to Al-Qaeda's more inconsiderate approach: "It doesn't take a minute to phone someone up".

Even in such company, Bennett was clearly a crowd favourite, a fact further underlined when his parting shot attack on library cuts drew one of the loudest cheers of the night.

Cable, who has won widespread respect for his early warnings about the global economic crisis and his calls for increased regulation of the financial system and reform of parliament, was clearly a crowd favourite with more than 1,000 people coming to hear him talk about his book, The Storm: the World Economic Crisis and What it Means.

It is clearly a crowd-pleasing addition, judging by the way theatergoers and participants in the Midsummer Night Swing events have encrusted the sculptures, ranging from the 20-foot-high "Dorit," which resembles a distressed Pepto-Bismol pink internal organ, on down.

But there's clearly a crowd-sourcing option here which is this: TechCrunch readers all buying tickets at the same cinema for the same day and screening time.

Spirituality was clearly for a crowd separate from myself.

It was clearly a Saints crowd and we were happy about that".

It was clearly a Meyers crowd — or at least not a Trump one.

Sniffing Glue favourites Menace had been going since the summer of '77 and they retain a vital and visceral fury, unlike Chelsea - whose Urban Kids is billed as being "Live" when it's clearly a just crowd noise looped underneath the intro - already sound like a parody.

Twain believed he knew the problem, as he wrote to Howells: "None of the other fellows... want to trot along in procession behind me". Kelly gave the story a mixed review for literary content, saying that it was clearly written as a crowd pleaser but that the mystery component was stronger than the love story.

"I've seen St. John's-Duke games courtside at the Garden, and it was clearly a dominant Duke crowd," Lavin said.