Sentence examples for more clearly of from inspiring English sources

Few places can speak more clearly of Britain's transition from manufacturing power to a place built on shopping, services and middle-management jobs you don't really understand.

Nothing speaks more clearly of the darkening mood, the declining possibilities for joy, than the fact that, while the medieval peasant created festivities as an escape from work, the Puritan embraced work as an escape from terror.

"The result is a pitiful compendium of watered-down mannerisms that are supposed to maintain the integrity of the avenue," she wrote of a building on Fifth Avenue, "but speak more clearly of the inflation of costs and the impoverishment of crafts in our time".

This question being answered, I believe we shall have such an insight into the matter as to be able to talk more clearly of a remedy.

The relationship of hyperuricemia, and more clearly of gout, on cardiovascular outcomes has raised increasing interest.

And in The Hotel Child, West says that "the decadence of several of the characters is revealed more clearly because of their alcoholism, drug use, and prejudice".

Next, 42 46-year-old women reported the frequency of orgasm experiences more clearly regardless of whether they perceived their health to be good or poor.

We suggest to the Authors to: Explain more clearly some of the clinical considerations in order to facilitate the reader's comprehension of this case.

Then there was the question, much more clearly stylistic, of the Sutherland "droop".

It may also be necessary to specify more clearly "examples of ways in which support for a proscribed organisation could be invited", he explains.

Still, she asks: "What if Terence and I were able to see more clearly some of the costs?... Would we have been able to make wiser choices?