Sentence examples for clearly stretch from inspiring English sources

But Becker and his coach, Gunther Bosch, and his manager, Ion Tiriac, clearly stretch the rule to its limits.

But its ambitions clearly stretch a lot wider and broader than the 100 million+ devices it was embedded on last year.  .

If Facebook gave users a comprehensive list of advertisers' access to their information the number of third party companies would clearly stretch into the thousands.

But its ambitions clearly stretch a lot wider and broader than the 100 million+ devices it was embedded on last year.

But they clearly stretched the definition of "afford" in this instance.

Valuations in these stocks "are now clearly stretched to bubble-like levels," he said.

She is clearly stretching herself, pushing herself to move on from the material she has made her own.

But the explanation clearly stretches credulity, and was of the: "You know I'm lying, and I know I'm lying, but – hey! – that's the game" variety.

Although estimates of insurgent numbers should be taken with a dose of salt when coming from officials seeking to draw more government support to their area, security forces in Gizab are clearly stretched to their limits.

These genocidal calamities could have been prevented had the world not clung to the quaint notion that action of any sort was a "last resort", and had the great powers of those days acted together and directly during the early stages of those crises.True, Mr Putin has clearly stretched, possibly even perverted, the definition of human suffering in justifying his annexation of Crimea.

With more than 500 murders in Chicago already this year and more than 3,000 people shot, the proposed increase is being lauded by many who say that the police here are clearly stretched too thin, that the bloodshed must end, and that the Chicago police need to have time to solve many more cases than they do now.