Sentence examples for clearly means from inspiring English sources

He clearly means business.

Helen Clark's Labour government clearly means business.

The 19th title clearly means so much to her.

But most of all, the establishment of Baghdad clearly means a different kind of rulership.

And that clearly means that we're changing the geography of this planet.

Molly Malone ("cockles and mussels... ..) clearly means more to her than it does to her public.

The Twenty-seventh Amendment, by the way, pretty clearly means that the SignOn.org proposal is unconstitutional.

For Deliveroo chief executive and co-founder William Shu, "freedom" clearly means exploitation.

For some people, Chopin means moonlight and mystery; for Ohlsson, the composer clearly means business.

Ray Ozzie clearly meant well.

They clearly mean business.