Sentence examples for clearly sheer from inspiring English sources

It is clearly sheer pleasure.

Clearly, the sheer scale of poverty — 15.7 percent of the country's population — is unacceptable.

I remember very clearly the sheer despair that many people felt as they saw the Ulster Workers Councill strike bring the new dispensation to its knees.

Clearly, the sheer pleasure taken in gazing at beautiful stones is the secret weapon that allows the jewelry market to triumph at every level.

Clearly, the sheer activation of a caspase does not necessarily implicate its requirement for cell death.

Clearly the sheer magnitude of data from the array is not comparable between studies and neither are the conclusions.

His cooking ranges avidly through flavors from around the globe, but what it expresses most clearly is the sheer pleasure of being set loose in the kitchen.

It would have been better if Mr Gore had attacked Mr Bush more clearly on the sheer size of his tax cut (rather than focusing all his fire on its regressive effects).

What emerges most clearly is the sheer scale of Gray's inventiveness, as A Secretary's Biography discusses his lesser known paintings, plays and poetry alongside the novels (and what Gray was also doing while he wrote them).

To call Washday a 'national treasure' works at a number of levels: firstly, it applies to Ans Westra herself, a photographer of international importance, who has given us so many memorable images of Māori people, though few if any that clearly surpass the "sheer artistic excellence" of the Washday photographs (Westra 1964, Publisher's Note, p. 2).

Granted, Broadwell had an impressive CV that helped her cause, but she also clearly recognized the sheer power of "the ask".