Sentence examples for clearly rather than from inspiring English sources

If Congress had intended federal courts to defer even to decisions they regarded as incorrect, he said, the 1996 law would have said so clearly, rather than by indirection.

On a later occasion, he told me that if I didn't understand what someone was saying, it was the fault of the speaker for not explaining themselves clearly rather than my fault for not understanding.

The North stated clearly, rather than implying, that its nuclear program would now be aimed at the United States — something suggested in the past, for instance, by propaganda posters showing a missile striking what looks like Capitol Hill.

The Schumann piece (which Christian Zacharias played superbly at Alice Tully Hall earlier this year) was a shock from the first phrase; Levin rang out the rapid, leaping triplets evenly and clearly rather than playing them as the whirling blur found even in some of the best recordings.

The DSQ also uses a daily recall period, allowing patients to remember and record their symptoms more clearly, rather than relying on longer recall periods.

To see light, shadow, reflections and materials much more clearly, rather than perceptually," he adds.

At the heart of it though, are their meats, smoked over wood (rather than pellets; they'd clearly rather die than do that).

He sobbed continuously as the soldiers disembarked from the Canberra, and I thought he was just 'pissed and emotional', but it was clearly rather more than that.

Blandford would still clearly rather party than worry about lavatory blocks, and in that you can feel some sympathy for him.

Uruguay beat Tahiti 8-0 athehe Confederations Cup in June and, while Jordan are clearly rather better than the Oceanian champions, they did lose 6-0 to Japan and 4-0 to Australia in qualifying.

He's a slightly world-weary waiter at Zuni Cafe, somewhere the 40-year-old would clearly rather be eating rather than waiting tables.