Sentence examples for clearly talking from inspiring English sources

We're clearly talking a lot of spittoons, then.

"Chirlane was clearly talking about issues, not anyone's family or life choices," she said.

But some of the money managers were clearly talking their book.

"Others," in this case, seems to be a euphemism; Merkel was clearly talking about the United States.

"And if you apply that model to Britain as a whole, you're clearly talking about a huge number of people".

Anyone who tells you it's going to give us energy in a few years' time is clearly talking through their hat".

The early sentences invoke the Holocaust; the later clearly talk of Gaza.

Skidmore's paper clearly talks about Pentagon "assets" and "liabilities". This key distinction was duly noted in the Nation article that Ocasio-Cortez referenced on Twitter.

In the same interview, Bumgarner said, "I've never told anyone this story before," but Bumgarner clearly talked to his mother; by "anyone" he was likely referring to anyone in a position to control his professional future.

"But if objectification is mutually desired by both partners, they've thoroughly and clearly talked about it ahead of time and then they play it out in a healthy fun fantasy sense, then that's different".

Finally, they were the only ones to clearly talk about spiritual needs.