Sentence examples for it clearly feels from inspiring English sources
"There's probably not a one-size-fits all solution — there will be different approaches for different price points". AoD has put about £8,000 of its own money into the feasibility study phase so it clearly feels it's on to something.
But I will answer it anyway, because it clearly feels like ethics to the people involved.
As we get back towards the election again, it clearly feels like this will be fought on our relationship with countries that are less well off than ours, and what our relationship to the economy is.
This is not a recent bereavement – the couple met in 1976 and had two children before his death in 1994, at the age of just 45 – but for Smith it clearly feels like yesterday.
But it's interesting now that it clearly feels comfortable enough with the results of the data that it's featuring it on its Finance site.
Moves may face more competition as a result of the M7 and Google's APIs, but it clearly feels it can keep ahead by focusing on differentiating via its own movement-tracking software engineering efforts.
If Phnom Penh risked its international credibility by secretly inviting Vietnamese forces back, it clearly felt that the loss of additional territory to the Cambodian insurgents would create unacceptable morale and political problems.
"It felt like I'd got away with a prank!" But it clearly felt like even more than that: it was revenge for the Falklands.
And it clearly felt that way to the members of the Romanian diaspora as well, except that they found humor in addition to horror in revisiting a familiar bygone world.
It clearly felt it would do better to partner with an existing service, like Hulu, to make its subscription more appealing.
Some may have sympathy for Allardyce, gone after one victory in Slovakia and brought down by non-footballing matters, but the FA's statement spoke of the need for strong leadership and respect for the integrity of the game, and it clearly felt his behaviour was unbecoming of an England manager.
