Sentence examples for essay clearly from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Rabb's essay clearly illustrates one of the challenges that we booksellers face every day in helping books to find their readers.

While his essay clearly comes down on one side, as does "Fosterling", the poems themselves have been more hushed in the presence of mortality, more open to the idea of loss as something pure.

The essay clearly shows, however, that except for the Prāsaṅgika's theory of the two truths, which unconditionally rejects all forms of foundationalism both conventionally and ultimately, all other theories of the two truths, while rejecting some forms of foundationalism, embrace another form of foundationalism.

The essay clearly seemed to suggest that Posner was unlikely to rule broadly in favor of a constitutional right for armed self-defense, said Ladd Everett of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.

A few of the essays clearly show their beginnings as magazine assignments.

I would love to see a volume of responses to an essay that clearly hits a nerve, as I suspect Daphne Merkin's article has.

"Critics worth their salt earn their reputations by taking on established taste," he wrote in that 2008 Guardian essay, and clearly he still sees himself as a tireless adversary, battling wrongheaded people and worn-out ideas.

First, the essay is clearly not written in accordance with the formal apparatus of definitions and demonstrations that is required in a strictly esoteric presentation.

My friends tell me the collection, in part arranged on a wall in a room (Fig. 1) where I am writing this essay, is clearly the work of a paleontologist; for the cornets are arranged by style and maker and show the history the "evolution"—of cornets from the 1820s to yesterday.

In her excellent essay, Dr. Hope Ferdowsian clearly showed "Why Justice for Animals Is the Social Movement of Our Time".

I am moved to write about it now not because Terkel needs further defense against such petty sniping but because Rothstein's essay, so clearly intended to diminish his achievements, has the ironic effect of illuminating them.