Sentence examples for clearly true of from inspiring English sources

This was clearly true of Ossip Bernstein.

This was clearly true of the debt incurred to win World War II.

The same is clearly true of this more broadly delimited order under the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group II (APG II) botanical classification system (see angiosperm).

WASHINGTON — President Obama's budget director said Monday that the president's new deficit-reduction plan would impose "a lot of pain," and that is clearly true of White House proposals to cut $320 billion from projected spending on Medicare and Medicaid in the coming decade.

Searle's point is clearly true of the causally inert formal systems of logicians.

Externalism is clearly true of knowledge of the environment, since one can know that it is raining outside only if it is indeed raining outside.

This is clearly true for Trump: Many of his initial appointments at both the Cabinet and sub-Cabinet levels are to people who endorsed him, such as Sessions, or advised him during the campaign, such as Flynn.

This is clearly true for theta, but many of the gamma coherent cells are also coherent to other rhythms (probably theta).

However, since it closer to the clearly true end of the spectrum, it has a high (vagueness-related) degree of truth.

"It's clearly true that Nth-of-a-kind plants will cost less than first-of-a-kind plants, and there's a benefit from learning and repeating the construction of these [older] plants, but it's also true that the cost estimates for building new plants have gone up," Khalil said, pointing to the "regulatory uncertainty" faced by power companies that risk new designs.

"It's clearly true that many of the guerrillas, if not all of them, traffic in drugs, and so trying to define that line is very difficult".