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The phrase 'clearly modern' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that appears to be contemporary or up-to-date in design or style. For example, "The sleek, minimal design of the kitchen was clearly modern."
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Two of the '06s were clearly modern.
The building is meant to be clearly modern.
"We thought they would create something clearly modern but with a soft edge, not cold," Mr. Fleck said.
Clearly, modern comic-book readers like a little arsenic in their morning coffee, so why should cinema audiences be any different?
So it seems fitting that this year's edition ends with No. 18, "The Uncommitted," set to music by Arvo Pärt (a great favorite of ballet choreographers; clearly modern dance isn't immune).
His are buildings that, although clearly modern, appear to belong naturally to the sites they rise from and as if the landscapes they so subtly adorn had been incomplete without them.
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Clearly, modern-day Bloody Face is growing inside her as we speak.
He is clearly intelligent, modern, and has placed his bet on a better, modern future for his country -- in part because of expectations raised by nations who invaded.
In many cases these dogs clearly resemble modern canines.
The Moto E is clearly a modern Motorola smartphone.
But clearly, the modern world was pushing against the fortresslike walls of Vatican City.
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