Sentence examples for clearly realised from inspiring English sources

Studios have clearly realised this over the years, because there are an awful lot of them.

Mr Doyle clearly realised his mistake a short time ago and rang to explain to me the actual situation.

Jayawardene has clearly realised that the scoring rate couldn't be any worse so he's called a power play.

Even before that, there were hints of panic about the way he barged his way to the outside in the straight, having clearly realised that Johnny Murtagh, on the winner, had been given too much rope.

He has clearly realised as much since he started working with him because Robshaw has started 11 of England's 12 games under Jones and missed only the one-off match against Wales before the summer tours.

Ofcom has been shining a spotlight on BSkyB to make certain it is run by individuals who are "fit and proper", and Murdoch clearly realised that unless he left the chairman's post the company might find it was no longer allowed to broadcast in Britain.

Some clearly realise what a mess their party is in.

With the agreement of all the plaintiffs (who clearly realise that they are not the sort of individuals a jury would easily warm to), he alone will then decide which of them, if any, should be entitled to keep it.

They clearly realise that, their own preferences notwithstanding, most American voters are not interested in a more confrontational foreign policy that runs the risk of entangling America in further conflict in the Middle East.

Erickson and his supporters clearly realise that they can't argue against the points actually being made at Occupy Wall Street, so instead they're inventing phantoms demanding middle-class tax hikes and fighting imaginary battles with them.

Then we shall clearly realise that it is our task to bring about a real state of emergency, and this will improve our position in the struggle against fascism".