Sentence examples for clearly language from inspiring English sources

"Part of the issue is clearly language, Mancini's English is not great and Tevez hasn't bothered to master the language despite being in England for years now".

Clearly, languages that have morphological coding of plurality are more grammatically specified in this respect than languages that do not.

French is clearly her language.

In contemporary art, where no one has yet put forward quality criteria in clearly understandable language, names are everything.

Such inflammatory words only served to increase anger in the banlieues – it was clearly the language of war.

Clearly the language he used is contrary to the findings of the Holocaust commission report, especially in terms of normalising prejudice".

By this standard, Catalan is clearly a language: if you speak Spanish, note how much easier this news item is to read than even the careful, slow speech of Catalonia's premier is to understand.

The legal text explicitly refers to 'a person': clearly, this language was not intended to cover mediated and impersonal types of 'group defamation' by means of the mass-media or comic books.

There appears to be divided opinion about whether the FA needs to have a firm view on the privacy issue, or should charge them for clearly discriminatory language, then have the argument about privacy as the case proceeds.

Other shifts are clearly backward language steps.

Then clearly the language of mathematics ought to be as described in (i).