Sentence examples for including clearly from inspiring English sources

He still gives no interviews and bans photos, but saying yes to Anderson follows appearances (with a bag on his head) on The Simpsons, voicing a trailer when Inherent Vice was published, and including clearly autobiographical elements in Bleeding Edge.

It's important, today, faced as we are by any number of threats – including, clearly, the focus by Exeter's ruthless criminal masterminds on student belongings – to concentrate on practicalities and protection rather than far-fetched postulations, or principles.

Taylor, who acted as the union representative supporting Evans's keenness to play again, should have been reflecting on the outrage that prospect had been causing – including, clearly, to so many women.

The man from Sky 'interviewed' a cardboard cut-out of Pep Guardiola before kick-off on the touchline, the players (including clearly nonplussed members of Greuther Fürth) were bombarded with Pep questions and Jupp Heynckes got so annoyed with all the Pep hype that he felt moved to declare "I am the boss here".

A CT-based training set including clearly segmented bones of the torso region of 20 clinical studies was designed.

Miller et al. (2016) conclude that reentry programs need to be developed including clearly definable female-specific components such as trauma-informed care and based on further understanding about choices related to social networks and relationships (p134).

Recommendations are made for future research to address these shortcomings, including clearly-defined adaptations, adequately powered sample sizes, carefully designed baselines and follow-up periods.

This includes clearly mapping who has appraisal responsibility for whom with the managing editors and then ensuring, in a cascaded way, that all these managers have timely appraisal training as a spur to conducting the process.

The shadow home secretary also argued that the legislation "needs to include clearly defined thresholds for access to internet connection records" and that the records should be limited to "police officers of a specified seniority".

Yes, yes, the private sector sells cigarettes, and the nonprofits include clearly meritorious public libraries.

The amputation should be performed at the most distal level possible but should not include clearly nonviable tissues.