Sentence examples for clearly named from inspiring English sources
The cities are clearly named and identified.
You clearly named some that -- France and Germany expressed their opinions.
The hamlet of Beeny is clearly named on old maps and he was usually adept at near-synonyms - Camelton for Camelford, Dundagel for Tintagel.
It would appear this postman merely returned the letter to sender, even though the house is clearly named – if not numbered – on a main road.
The Transformation of Citizenship in the European Union is divided into three distinct parts, each representing a specific mode of inquiry and clearly named to reflect the inquiry undertaken.
"Fish Tank" was clearly named for Mia's entrapment in the high-rise where she lives, but Ms. Arnold who was raised in public housing in Dartford, Kent refuses to condemn the apartments where Mia's family lives.
Clearly, naming and shaming works".
Clearly, naming pictures isn't as 'automatic' as reading is.
They did this by clearly naming their enemy not only as the Mexican state but as the set of economic policies known as "neo-liberalism".
"I am in awe of your courage for speaking out – for so clearly naming the wrongs that were done to you and so passionately asserting your equal claim to human dignity," he added.
Simply identifying other armed robbers as Ghanaians and clearly naming Fulani armed robbers by their ethnic group name clearly illustrates ethnic labelling and the social categorization put on all Fulani by Ghanaians (through media discourses).
