Sentence examples for erect clearly from inspiring English sources

Another approach would be to see whether we can erect clearly enforced firewalls that prohibit the NSA from sharing its knowledge that you were in bed with your mistress with prosecutors.

Clearly, erecting a nation capable of actualizing the promise of liberty and justice and democracy requires far more than words.

A picture taken on 27 August clearly shows an erect, rectangular structure surrounded by columns, while a shot taken on Monday showed there was little left besides a few columns in the very outer edges of the site.

"I've spent many hours trying to figure out why the press has erected a double standard that clearly favors one candidate over another," Salter said.

However, the femur that was associated with the skull cap clearly belonged to an erect, large-bodied hominin.

One bloke, who's decked in a particularly nasty Union Jack-coloured Stetson, clearly can't and stands erect as Henman arrives on court.

When Sibelius made his crack about no one ever erecting a statue to a critic, he clearly reckoned without the rise of the Google doodle.

Clearly, no doctrine of humanity can be erected on the basis of these several verses alone a broader view must be taken.

The GLC orchestrated a propaganda campaign against Thatcher's government, in January 1982 erecting a sign on the top of County Hall – clearly visible from the Houses of Parliament – stating the number of unemployed in London.

Clearly she has no experience whatever keeping a big log erect.

Keeping yourself erect prior to a scene is known as "fluffing" and these guys clearly wanted to be professional.