Sentence examples for clearly dates from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless their talk – touching on "the establishment", "swingers" and "leather bars" – clearly dates from another age.
Written evidence of royal interest in stars and winds clearly dates back to the Shang oracle bone inscriptions.
Aristotle never mentions Pythagoras himself in connection with the system of "the so-called Pythagoreans" and clearly dates that system after the time of Pythagoras.
It clearly dates its creation as 1953, rather than from 1938.
They are clearly dating, a little awkward, trying to be cool.
He did not mention one tantalizing aspect of the memorandum: while clearly dated April 30, it does not specify which year.
LAST week, a Michigan court overturned a conviction based on a little-known law against cursing that, clearly, dated from a far different era.
But "it is absolutely essential," he added, "to take pieces that are clearly dated, in terms of their production, and attempt to give them new life".
The only extant work by Masaccio that can be clearly dated is the Pisa altarpiece of 1426 (the central panel depicting the Madonna enthroned with Christ Child and angels, now in the National Gallery, London, is the largest surviving section).
The problem for historians like Father Poole or Professor Brading is that though the Guadalupe portrait and devotions surrounding it clearly date to the mid-1500's, it was not until 1648 that Miguel Sanchez, a creole priest, published the elaborate account of apparitions, Juan Diego and his miraculously transformed cloak.
The clearly dated, postmarked letter is in possession of Wallace's grandson, Alfred John Russel Wallace where I held it in my hands–and is shown below.
