Sentence examples for lies clearly from inspiring English sources

I was very disappointed, because to me the responsibility lies clearly with Chairman Arafat.

But more recently it is the south that has been reckless, sending its troops to capture the Heglig oilfield, which lies clearly to the north of the border.

While Medicare and other insurers exacerbate the problem by paying doctors for performing unnecessary procedures, the solution to this problem lies clearly in the hands of doctors.

Nevertheless, his political thought lies clearly within the tradition of liberalism.

Trophy indices increase disproportionately with body size (the CI lies clearly above 1.0).

The figure shows that the ROC curve of MAXIF lies clearly above those of PRINCE and RWRH.

Scott Gomez's dump-in was misplayed by Thomas and lay clearly open beside him as Gionta slipped it in the net.

Aides say he sees this latest challenge as an important moment for his party and his generation, with Germany's interests lying clearly with Washington.

While he recognized that the rise of Christianity was inevitable and that it was necessary for the development of an original culture during the Middle Ages, his sympathies lay clearly with the waning forces of the ancient world.

But here James, whose sympathies lie clearly with St. Anselm's and its traditions, goes beyond restoration to reconciliation in an epilogue in which Father Martin, Raphael Arbuthnot and Adam Dalgliesh affirm the great virtues of faith, hope and probably love.

"If this bill does not reach President Bush for his signature, the blame will lay clearly with the Senate Democratic leadership," said Douglas D. Johnson, legislative director for the National Right to Life Committee.