Sentence examples for clearly millions from inspiring English sources

There are clearly millions of people in the world who are clinically depressed and whose feelings of self-worth fall far below what they should be.

Centre-right UMP President Jean-Francois Cope said the rally would be a "test" for the president because there were "clearly millions of French people who are probably concerned by this reform".

However, the need to transfer large files online is one that, clearly, millions of people want and it's one that could always be used for illegal purposes; just as the post office can always be used to mail heroin and anthrax. .

It was clearly 18th century, with the mannerist upper body, the taffy-pull arms and noble head of a life-size Roman Catholic processional saint.

In other words, they were designed to underscore and satirize the baser, darker side of human behavior, though their inspiration was clearly 18th-century Spain.

Beady-eyed viewers drew attention to the modern object, which can be seen in the background of a BBC photo, despite the cast's costumes being clearly 18th century.

Clearly, 2nd generation genotypes that produce high dry weight yields are of paramount importance, which is the opposite direction of the Green Revolution which led to small plants with high grain yield [ 13].

For him, Stetson stands clearly for 19th and 20th-century America.

The ballroom entries are clearly in 19th-century dance rhythms.

Clearly the 17th-century granite stone wall dividing their property from the next-door pasture was broken.

"It stood out because it was clearly a 17th-century object that was missing some critical elements".