Sentence examples for most clearly are from inspiring English sources
Those that tell the tale of Williams's longevity most clearly are the ones that describe the wholly different careers she and Graf have had.
For many parents the numbers that they remember most clearly are the sticker price and their child's annual actual cost of attendance -- the check(s) that they write each year -- not including the allowance to subsidize annual living costs paid directly to their child.
The above mentioned changes most clearly are emphasized in direct and close vicinity of blood vessels.
In an age of awareness, perhaps the person you see most clearly is yourself.
What Ms. Ferraro concludes most clearly is that you can't have it both ways.
The theme that comes through most clearly is the mendacity and pettiness of the Nixon White House.
What I remember most clearly is the ceaseless drive for novelty.
A million?I think the writer who's addressed these concerns most clearly is Charlie Stross.
What Buckley v. Valeo said most clearly was that self-funding could never be regulated by the state.
Taken as whole, what Pom Pom seems to communicate most clearly is a kind of weird, smug contempt.
The one I remember most clearly was the first one I had: coffee and pistachio in a branch in Milan.
