Sentence examples for clearly much of from inspiring English sources

But clearly much of the world loves a winner, at least when markets are strong.

Clearly, much of what makes the process so hard has nothing at all to do with suppliers and everything to do with customers themselves.

Clearly, much of what Millican says can be insightful and tender, but she can go straight for the jugular when she needs to.

Performers don't always think of it quite so clearly: much of the time they treat rests as interruptions between bursts of timbre.

Clearly, much of this has to do with the digital momentum being experienced in countries around the world, as well as with the systemic nature of the forces that govern digital evolution.

The doors of the case and the faces of the mechanism are covered with Greek inscriptions, enough of which survive to indicate clearly much of the device's astronomical, or calendrical, purpose.

Clearly, much collecting of CWR diversity is still required.

Clearly, much further investigation of the mechanism of action of interferon is required 20 years after its initial use in renal cancer (Quesada et al, 1983).

Her second-place performance — clearly much the better of 18 other (male) 3-year-olds — proved her mettle.

Clearly much is expected of art.

His relationship with McCarver is clearly much smoother and more of a relationship of equals than his father's was.