Sentence examples for clearly leading from inspiring English sources

But Fusaichi Pegasus was clearly leading the march on Louisville.

"The new arrangements are also clearly leading to circumstances which are unacceptable to us.

But in one area he is clearly leading the pack: job-title inflation.

He is, in that sense, risen again – and even sometimes, through his spirit, clearly leading our church which is his resurrection body.

He was clearly leading his party to it worst drubbing in recent history and it duly sank to just 22% of the vote.

"This isn't about two-year-olds doing academic work – it's structured play which teaches children to be polite and considerate through activities which the teacher is clearly leading".

He was clearly the leading contender.

It's not a total disaster of an evening, and they do manage to have a bit of a laugh, but it's clearly not leading anywhere.

Never mind that Griffin was clearly not leading the Redskins anywhere after the first quarter and an able backup, Kirk Cousins, was available, Griffin was still standing and insisting he was just as effective as always.

David has a kind of sociopathic condition whose ill effects are inevitably directed chiefly against himself – he is high-functioning, and never appears to unravel, but the film will climax in an event which the audience can see is semi-intentional, a gesture to which the whole drama has clearly been leading, and which makes an unbearably grim kind of sense in retrospect.

England should win comfortably on Fridaynight and the captain, Stuart Broad, clearly relishing leading such a young and eager squad, has reinforced the notion that his team should simply concentrate on ensuring that their own game is in good order rather than fretting about the opposition.