Sentence examples for could have clearly from inspiring English sources

"This incident could have clearly escalated into a tragedy".

Before the attack, Israeli planes flew over the Liberty repeatedly, they noted, and could have clearly seen what it was.

The director, Andrew Grosso, could have clearly used some more time in the rehearsal room, and he might want to rethink the high-risk idea of placing pairs of audience members at tables onstage.

We shall argue that in a more advanced stage of capitalism than Marx dealt with a century ago, and in a more advanced stage of technological development than Marx could have clearly anticipated, a new critique is necessary, which in turn yields new modes of struggle, of organisation, of propaganda and of lifestyle".

One poem, deeply preoccupied with this question, makes a refrain of the dawning realization: "would he have been there seen"; "would he have understood"; "would he have seen he would"; "he could have clearly seen"; "he would have seen"; "he would have seen".

Clinton could have clearly and unequivocally denounced the smears against Obama, but she didn't.

So our driver could've clearly had a slightly faster reaction time, applied brake 1-1.5 searliereandier, and braked harder since the maximum possible braking of a vehicle is about 8m/s^2.

"It would have been far more understandable and acceptable if the public could have seen clearly that the price was paid in order to achieve things that were good for the country," Darman wrote.

Or it could be saying: Your actions have clearly violated what all responsible countries would consider acceptable state behavior.

That intention hardly could have been more clearly expressed.

Mr. Musto is also a good pianist, although the light, racing finale could have used more clearly articulated virtuosity.