Sentence examples similar to clearly a face from inspiring English sources

Converting one of its most controversial sites to a civilian R&D center "is clearly a face-saving gesture," says physicist James Acton, a nonproliferation expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, D.C. "It's not clear what sort of research will be done at Fordow," says Pierce Corden, a disarmament expert and visiting scholar at AAAS (publisher of ScienceInsider).

Participants clearly experienced a face inversion effect.

The need for child care in nontraditional hours is clearly a challenge facing parents across the country.

That's clearly a situation faced by many of Canada's highly skilled, internationally trained professionals.

"That is clearly a danger we face.

"I have close friends who work inside," he explains, before passing through the security with ease, clearly a well-known face.

That is clearly a risk Andersen faces, even if it manages to avoid charges.

"Cities that lack a sufficient number of the characteristics," he said, "clearly will face a bigger challenge in realizing their goals".

"Look, there was clearly a hand in his face but maybe he over-reacted there.

The magazine prepared two alternative covers under the headline "The Terrorist Next Door," one with a clearly Middle Eastern face and the other with one more ethnically European.

Clearly, scientists face a different situation.