Sentence examples for could not clearly from inspiring English sources

Fuson recalled, "Dust and smoke were so thick, we could not clearly see the targets".

He could not clearly see the man, and the next thing he heard were gunshots.

Others saw parts of a struggle they could not clearly observe or hear.

Nonetheless, agents of the Army's Criminal Investigation Command reported to their superiors that they could not clearly determine who was responsible for the detainees' injuries, military officials said.

Samples belonging to the central/south-eastern European sites had a higher amount of admixture and could not clearly be assigned to one of the two clusters.

From that position, Ms. Smith acknowledged that she could not clearly see the phone (an object that Mr. Combs frequently does carry in his hand).

Hence, you could not clearly tell if the blue suede front to a black jacket was a shirt or part of the whole.

Mullins could not clearly articulate what advantage he believed the substance gave his horses if they did not have a cough.

Often, the investigators' reports said cases boiled down to inmates' words against guards', or inmates could not clearly identify the guards in question.

In this first of his trials, Proudhon escaped conviction because the jury conscientiously found that they could not clearly understand his arguments and therefore could not condemn them.

She cites in her book how even Queen Elizabeth I banned looking glasses in her court so visitors could not clearly see the signs of aging.