Sentence examples for clearly entirely from inspiring English sources

He's clearly entirely sincere in everything he does, says, believes and wears.

This 21-year-old, the highest-grossing female film star of 2010, one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world, is clearly entirely unused to being recognised.

So, it's clearly entirely possible to be raised in a "home", in "care" and not to be lost, but to feel both cared for and as though those four walls are more than merely a house, are indeed a Home.

It was, quite clearly, an entirely different entity from its predecessor.

Botched, but costly, spying on environmental protesters has also been justified under legislation that clearly had entirely different intentions.

It's clearly not entirely true in Jimmy's case, but has Bob reached any kind of midlife clarity?

Kerouac is clearly not entirely devoted to his latest discovery: later in the letter, he tells Apostolos of a date with a "cute little blonde", and appears to be trying to persuade his friend to "lay" a woman called Leo, because "if you lay Leo before I get back, then when I do get back she will have fallen into the habit of laying the young cocks that visit her house, and I will join the fold.

While there is clearly an entirely different part of the private equity market that thrives by letting businesses throw off cash, venture capital is completely different: It's rocket fuel, not 87-octane regular gasoline.

It's clearly not entirely optimised for my relatively specialist use of Twitter (and large number of followees) so it seems unfair to judge it based on what it delivers to me.

A week ago, they notified Apple that the game was clearly made entirely from stolen IP (the character sprite was stolen from another game, The League Of Evil), which isn't surprising, as the rest of the offending developer's games seem to be knock-offs as well.

We'd clearly become entirely spoiled.