Sentence examples for clearly represents from inspiring English sources

And a collapsing North Korea clearly represents a greater evil.

The third circle, gluttony, clearly represents the finger-buffet.

Yet "smoking very clearly represents a substantial health risk".

I think for most African-Americans it clearly represents some negative times for our race".

Clearly for him to sit in judgment on this matter clearly represents a conflict.

Particularly for baby boomers, the demographic whose taste it most clearly represents, it is powerfully nostalgic.

That clearly represents a burden for carmakers, as it will increase production costs.

So how are fashion houses creating children's clothing that still clearly represents the line?

Create an informational poster (with relevant text and visuals) that clearly represents the difference and how they interact.

And while Reid has not been spoon fed like so many young champions, Trinidad clearly represents his biggest challenge.

Sophie, who goes on to report from Iraq and Afghanistan, clearly represents an untarnished sense of purpose and humanist faith.