Sentence examples for longer clearly from inspiring English sources

That is no longer clearly the case.

Being no longer clearly disastrous is a good start.

One can no longer clearly grasp the relevance of new events.

But once both men and women worked outside the home, the roles were no longer clearly demarcated.

Think of it another way: If you think your dress decisions no longer clearly indicate good taste or bad taste, you're right.

"I did not read the report because it makes me too upset, but I believe that lines of command in the NHS are no longer clearly established.

By the spring of 2007, it had swollen to the point that Achatz could no longer talk clearly.

For people who can no longer think clearly, a life of small sensory pleasures is a considerable achievement.

The difference between the legs and the tabletop can no longer be clearly defined, producing an ambiguous fool-the-eye relationship that melds 2D and 3D.

Baines had excelled and Hodgson, for the first time, said there was no longer a clearly defined first-choice player for the position.

The universalist and relativist schools of thought are no longer so clearly split from or opposed to each other and, we can but hope, ideology permeates academic research less and less.