Sentence examples for clearly beaten from inspiring English sources

"This has clearly beaten our public expectations," said John Pleasants, the chief executive of Ticketmaster.

Television replays confirmed that he had clearly beaten the throw, and the Yankees should have had another run.

If I were buying stocks now, I'd stay with larger names that are clearly beaten down and in industries that typically rebound.

He took a few choppy steps to his right and didn't even try to get his glove down, as the ball had clearly beaten him.

The Le Figaro newspaper also said on its website a preliminary count showed she had clearly beaten rival Bruno Gollnisch in a vote ahead of the party's annual congress this weekend in the French city of Tours.

The 235-pound Quentin was clearly beaten at home plate, so he lowered his shoulder and rammed into Thole, jarring the ball lose to put the Padres ahead, 2-1.

Yet the night's worst sight was clearly a beaten Rivera, who has allowed four home runs this season — as many as he gave up all of last season, and more than his total in eight other years.

And, because we humans can clearly be beaten, as adversaries we are far more attractive than Death itself, and so we humans have come to plan and scheme to defeat us humans, to build great superstructures of law and belief and politics and violence out of our fears of the Death we see reflected in ourselves.

And while Armstrong clearly feels beaten up, people who know him say that far from wearing him down, the criticism has left him itching to prove the world wrong.

He has clearly been beaten by the Conservatives but is entitled to see if he can form an anti-Tory alliance with the Liberal Democrats and possibly the so-called Celtic fringe.

Maze, meanwhile, was clearly delighted to have beaten Vonn.