Sentence examples for clearly think of from inspiring English sources

Overall, people in rural Tanzania clearly think of ADDOs as part of their health system, with the most positive opinions expressed in Morogoro, where of the four sample regions, ADDOs have been in operation for the longest time.

But before dying he had clearly thought of the child.

He clearly thinks of the first book of "The Well-Tempered Clavier" as an entity.

By the late 1990s, Durst clearly thought of the area as a kind of home.

David Beckham clearly thinks of how he can behave well, to society as well as to his family.

Markham wouldn't be so bold as to suggest that he owns the Ledges, but he clearly thinks of himself as the site's protector and caretaker.

There's nothing new in Pete's self-pity: he clearly thinks of himself as a tortured, existential romantic, and perhaps in some sick way he actually is.

The design message Mr. Mays, 46, seemed to be sending was more semiotician than design guru (he clearly thinks of himself as both).

Aides to Crown Prince Abdullah treated the journalists graciously, but they clearly thought of us as a mob that might upend the choreographed event at any moment.

Richards, who lives like a squire on gated estates in rural England and Connecticut, concedes that Jagger is his "brother," and he will always have his back, but he clearly thinks of himself as the more authentic man and musician.

There's a possible movie in that subject - rather like the one called Sunset Boulevard where Norma Desmond clearly thinks of herself as Salomé or some of her other parts (come to that - do we really believe she was born Norma Desmond?).