Sentence examples for clearly signalling from inspiring English sources

The people responsible for last night's incident are clearly signalling that they want to resume or restart that war.

But Richard Olson's cable was straightforward: "The UAE is clearly signalling that it wants US to support its Irena bid, given UAE support for many of our political, security and financial priorities.

After decades in which attention and accolades in the higher education sector have focused on research, policymakers across the UK are clearly signalling that this emphasis must shift – to teaching and learning.

By looking at the Wallis Simpson story through the eyes of her young present-day admirer, Madonna is clearly signalling that the film is subjective: an interpretation rather than a straight biopic.

But Shorten used the "scoping study" released by the Productivity Commission as part of an inquiry commissioned by Morrison in April to back his claims about the government's intentions, clearly signalling the Medicare attack will feature heavily in his final two weeks of campaigning.

It is easy to be gracious in victory, but Clinton was clearly signalling that she was willing to work toward satisfying Sanders's demand that she and her campaign reach out to the many new voters that he has attracted, and welcome them into the Democratic Party.

It clearly signaled the dread to come.

A terrible outcome is clearly signalled from the outset.

This clearly signals another special dividend in 2018.

But the president clearly signaled that it remained a possibility.

Analysts said the move clearly signaled Washington's displeasure.