Sentence examples for clearly beginning from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi government has so far rejected the locals' demands, but people here are clearly beginning to feel that something new is possible.

And even here in Oregon, some voters are clearly beginning to have some second thoughts as they prepare to go to the polls.

Socrates's famous aphorism "the unexamined life is not worth living" was, by the time of his trial, clearly beginning to jar.

But if the bank was buying a lot of Italian bonds on Wednesday, as some reports suggested, it was overwhelmed by investors who are clearly beginning to wonder if the euro itself is failing.

In particular, it expects production outside OPEC to grow by about 500,000 b/d both years a marked increase from the near stagnation of recent years.Meanwhile, the high price is clearly beginning to crimp demand.

With prices and American consumption of buffalo at all-time highs — though still minuscule in volume compared with beef, chicken or pork — a new chapter is clearly beginning for one of the oldest animal-human relationships on the continent, dating back millennia before the first Europeans arrived.

By early 1943, however, the tide had clearly begun to turn.

But the battle clearly began in Shakespeare's psyche.

That bounce-back in property values has clearly begun to level out.

But Mr. Ackermann prevailed, and he has clearly begun to crack the whip.

After Planet Rock was released in 1982, dance music clearly began to change.