Sentence examples for clearly you know from inspiring English sources

Clearly, you know something.

Clearly you know where we're putting our chips.

Mother: "It would help if it was marked out more clearly, you know".

"Clearly, you know which side I'm on," Newman, a nonbeliever, said.

Kathryn: Clearly you know each other well and trust each other deeply.

WH: I'm a computer scientist so clearly, you know, my career exists because of the work he did.

MR. HANCOCK -- Yes, it was done JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- And the Legislature had very clearly said, you know, seven days after, that's the date.

I remember his eventual reply very clearly: "Do you know, I hadn't thought of that … still, everyone's in debt these days, aren't they?" It was, after all, the time of the big bang, of greed being good, of a previous credit boom.

Along with a portrait sliding keyboard, these photos clearly (well, you know what we mean) show the signature red eye of Verizon's Droid line, suggesting that this one's intended for Big Red at some point — but right now, these could just as well be some insanely blurry shots of a Chinese bootleg handset manufacturer's latest Droid-inspired creation.

Except you can't make this into a teaching moment unless you can tell us, very clearly, that you know what you did and why it was wrong.

The big spectacles are telegraphed clearly so you know when to put on your 3D glasses and look up at the screen.