Sentence examples for clearly a notion from inspiring English sources

"There's clearly a notion that the Fed eventually will be successful in slowing the economy but it's a question of at what cost," said Ned Riley Jr., chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.

The finale, though certainly playful, could have been more so, but Mr. Kobrin clearly had a notion of how he wanted the work's contrasting sections to be balanced, and he made his point clearly.

She clearly had a notion of going beyond mere friendship, and Chopin was obliged to make it clear to her that this could not be so.

We should note for future reference that, as characterized by Salmon, the ability to transmit a mark is clearly a counterfactual notion, in several senses.

It is clearly a rather strict notion of equality between λ-terms.

If 64percentt of women are pear-shaped and another 30percentt are "straight," meaning columnar, then clearly the notion of a waist is just an expectation, a hope, a memory.

Sometimes action arises from a clearly perceived notion of where infection resides.

But a notion had clearly taken hold that it would be only a matter of time before a woman or a minority candidate would seriously challenge for the presidency.

It was less restaurant and more art installation, a notion Momo is clearly taken with.

If 'probability' were a univocal, clearly understood notion then this might be simple: We allow universal generalizations whose logical form is something like: "Whenever conditions Y obtain, Pr(A) = x".

This is clearly a narrowing of a wider notion of logical consequence.