Sentence examples for clearly settled from inspiring English sources

The men are divided into protectors and predators, and the movie features a series of confrontations in which the moral issues are clearly settled.

At least one point has become clear: pollen and seeds were produced in different organs, attached to separate leaves, though the specifics of the organs themselves are not as clearly settled.

Speaking of their second film together, "The Place Beyond the Pines," opening Friday, they were not exactly finishing each other's sentences — the voluble Mr. Cianfrance tends to finish his own — but had clearly settled into an established rhythm.

'Under that amendment, nothing is more clearly settled than that it is beyond the power of a state, 'under the guise of protecting the public, arbitrarily (to) interfere with private business or prohibit lawful occupations or impose unreasonable and unnecessary restrictions upon them". New State Ice Co. v. Liebmann, 285 U.S. 262, 278, 52 S.Ct.

Things have clearly settled into more of a rhythm now, and she champions the virtues of Sweden's inclusive and forward-thinking childcare system, describing an impromptu visit she once made to her daughter's kindergarten in which she discovered that "the teacher was reading haiku and the children were painting.

Showed guts to outstay Let's Make Adeal on that occasion, and has clearly settled well in Australia, but this is another step up and his English form is some way off what is needed to be competitive in a Melbourne Cup.

The players were clearly settling in for the long haul: Jaime Laredo, the violinist, and Joseph Kalichstein, the pianist, both performed in shirt sleeves, and Sharon Robinson, the cellist, wore a comfortably loose blouse and skirt.

Caroline Fredrickson, director of the Washington Legislative Office of the American Civil Liberties Union, said in a statement that the PBS decision "clearly settles any question about the chilling effect of the F.C.C.'s vague and contradictory indecency regime," adding that broadcasters "should not have to guess" if a work is indecent.

Bill Lamb from About.com rated the song four out of five stars, who while noting the song's careful formula, complimented Carey's more mature and lower range vocals: "Mariah is clearly settling into a more mature style and lower range vocals than in her early career".

At 60, Redknapp is clearly as settled as he has ever been.

"The law is clearly not settled... leaving those who are committed to engaging in lawful political speech to risk a crapshoot when interpreting in good faith the existing incomplete guidance," Gene Karpinski, president of the League of Conservation Voters, said in a statement.