Sentence examples for clearly consigned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Havel recalled in his memoirs that Mr. Klaus had an aversion "to the rest of us, whom he had clearly consigned to the same Dumpster, with a sign on it saying 'left-wing intellectuals.' " In 1991, Mr. Klaus founded a new center-right party, the Civic Democratic Party, which won elections in June 1992, making him prime minister.

Suez, clearly, cannot yet be consigned to history.

Just before the president clearly articulated his approach to American leadership, Prime Minister Gordon Brown consigned the Washington consensus and its deregulated, market-knows-best, values-free ethos to "weren't we so silly?" economic history courses.

It seems she's truly leaving Harry behind, as she sets off for the quaint cobbled streets of her imaginary village Pagford (though people who say that sounds nothing like HP clearly haven't seen the film set pictured here!) So now that Potter has been consigned to literary history, will you be following Rowling into the world of adult fiction?

They were consigned works.

Or be consigned to the care system?

That question is consigned to history".

Two cars consigned by Mr. Allen were damaged.

Egypt looked consigned to sharing the points.

If it is to be consigned to history then that is fine - so long as the alternatives are presented to voters and the decision is clearly taken by a minister over whose future we have the final judgment.

Some consigned it to sepia.