Sentence examples for clearly set off from inspiring English sources

Hereditary Daoist priests (Taiwanese saigong), called "blackheads" (wutou) from their headgear, are clearly set off from the exorcists (fashi) or "redheads" (hongtou) of the ecstatic cults.

"This has clearly set off alarm bells in the European Commission, which has a direct link back here to JCB, but I'm glad that it's had that effect" the prime minister quipped.

Also down on her luck: Becky has been temping after dropping out of Brown and can't afford either a car or a cellphone, confessions that clearly set off alarm bells in Max's naturally contemptuous mind.

Both humeri types are easy to distinguish on the basis of their shaft region: in the "pachypleurosaur" type the shaft region is always constricted and clearly set off from the proximal and distal end.

It is characterized by a clearly set off and muscle-rich distal part (corpus) of the tripartite pharynx.

The distal lobe in the exopod of Kwanyinaspis is clearly set off by a joint, extending from the basipod/exopod joint at a slight angle to the lateral margin where the lamellar insertion ends and the distal lobe starts (figure 2D in [ 68]).

However, as I watched the clearly charmed man set off purposefully in the right direction, I could not put my finger on what was amiss.

This was a man with his mind clearly set on overall victory from the off and it was an approach that would pay off in spades that season, with further stage race wins in the Tour of Romandie and the Dauphiné Libéré before the Tour.

Clearly delighted over a controversy set off by a recent campaign advertisement in which he says "what really matters" this time of year is not the presidential campaign but "the celebration of the birth of Christ," Mr. Huckabee has missed no opportunity in his speeches to his core supporters of evangelical voters to utter those words, underlining the Christ part.

Its left side is more clearly defined, but it's set off on both sides by much darker material; the surface to the heart's right seems particularly complex.

With the Amish children, Dr. Sperling said, it would clearly take a lot more provocation to set off an allergic response.