Sentence examples for clearly meaning from inspiring English sources

He said "the finger of suspicion" points at "our neighbor," clearly meaning Pakistan.

At the same time, many of his top-drawer literary fans, clearly meaning well, praised him as a supplier of page-turners.

The president, in turn, responded by accusing the media and a prosecutor he did not identify — but clearly meaning Ms. Cureau — of trying to prevent him from campaigning.

"Yet our partners in Europe are impeding this effort," he said, clearly meaning France and Germany, though he named no countries.

Several of his subjects, though clearly meaning to entice, pose calmly and effortlessly, as composed as any sitter before a lens, in attitudes well-dressed women might adopt.

At these moments, when he sees the ball clearly, meaning when he picks up the spin and location, Howard can wait a little late and still drive the ball over the fence to the opposite field.

The property of being an equilateral triangle is coextensive with the property of being an equiangular triangle, though clearly meanings differ.

"A nightmare," said Dalle, clearly not meaning it.

"I'm getting too old for this nonsense," sighs Robbie Coltrane, as he adjusts his stick-on moustache, straightens his lapels and draws himself up for the camera, clearly not meaning a single word of it.

However, within the institute, the roles of the individuals were clearly split, meaning that those persons who were involved in the professional support programme were not involved in the evaluation study and vice versa.

The curve was clearly sigmoidal, meaning that the balls emerged on top of the wooden stick when a threshold number of mites had passed (and not necessarily stayed) at the top of the wooden stick.