Sentence examples for clearly past from inspiring English sources

It is clearly past time for a serious investigation of this industry.

"It is not our job to preserve for them some nostalgic vision of the future that is clearly past".

Mr Giscard d'Estaing's critics seized on his "gaffe" to argue that the man is clearly past it.In fact, VGE's intervention was carefully timed.

Yet divinely inspired prophecies, too, are necessarily connected with the human actions they foretell and they are clearly past (and hence necessary) in relation to them.

But we can all get behind this: It's clearly past time for the well intentioned yet vexaciously bungling Michael Steele to stand down.

There were two vigilante men waiting to insult us," said Frances Raday, the delegate from the U.K. The men repeatedly shouted, "You're murdering children!" at them as soon as they neared the clinic, even though Raday said they are clearly past childbearing age. .

Considering Owen was last spotted in peak condition in a Saint-Etienne field nearly 12 years ago, this seems an optimistic boast, but the striker's injury will at least put an end to foolish talk from drum-beating pundits who should know better (and Paul Merson) about the clearly past-it striker being a "good option" for Fabio Capello to have on the England bench during the World Cup.

For a long time, they remained ghosts from an uncertain but clearly martial past.

Clearly the past year has not been easy for either of them, but sharing such intimacies is not their way.

In continuing to make original architectural drawings of this kind, which these days could be done on a computer, Gehry is clearly evoking past architects who drew.

However, he needed to undergo a liver transplant earlier this year, and despite a post-surgery statement that he was 'bigger and stronger than ever', clearly his past excesses had caught up with him.