Sentence examples for clearly mistakes from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, mistakes have been made," Cashman said.

"Ultimately, I'm the speaker and I'm responsible, and clearly mistakes were made," he said on Monday.

"There were clearly mistakes we have to fix," Mr. Williams said.

"Clearly mistakes were made," Drew said — implication: not by her — though the fact that they happened on her watch was "the most painful part" of her professional career.

The justice secretary has concentrated on the failings of London's Probation services in the Sonnex case, and clearly mistakes were made – although they involved numerous agencies, including the prison service and police.

"If there is a particular problem that people can point to within a certain community, and we're talking about a significant number of people in that community who are doing the wrong thing, then clearly mistakes have been made in the past," he said.

But the White House chief of staff, Andrew H. Card Jr., said on "Fox News Sunday" that Mrs. Clinton was "clearly mistaken".

Another, which clearly mistook me for being Jewish, ranted for a while and then said: "What a wonderful planet it would be if there was not one jew living and screwing up our lives".

A group of elderly Tibetans in musty clothes, clearly mistaking the galleries for a shrine, touched their heads to exhibition cases and rubbed their prayer beads over light panels and antiquities.

4.00pm BST "Any chance of a big front page photo of Froome in the Guardian?," asks Russell Miller, clearly mistaking me for someone who has any power in these here halls.

If you thought price comparison type online marketplaces were a done deal, you're clearly mistaken.