Sentence examples for clearly produced from inspiring English sources

Beyond eliciting understanding, they're clearly produced to inspire awe.

A show like 'The Bachelor' is clearly produced to generate opinions, pro and con.

These inky emanations, clearly produced by the movement and the percussive, staticky sound (by Ben Frost) rather than conventional projection, are mesmerizing.

"Doug was clearly produced for a specific context, and it is in this context that I can best try to understand it".

With this in mind, it is tempting to suggest that technology has made us more creative: the digital revolution has clearly produced a large number of innovative products and services.

Since they're clearly produced by partisans, after all, they risk a backlash against the candidate they're meant to support even in the absence of a formal link to a campaign.

Argentina clearly produces a different malbec than Cahors does.

After the collapse of LTCM, and amid the chaos and opportunities that it created, hedge funds did clearly produce alpha for two years.

'Carte Blanche' continues to be a popular 'special'; although it involves no extra effort from me, the extra challenge for solvers clearly produces an added sense of satisfaction on completion.

Addition of water in the glasses clearly produces an increasing intensity near 900 cm−1.

"I don't think there is an issue with coaching because lots of counties are interested in taking Leicestershire's young players, so they are clearly producing them.