Sentence examples for most clearly from from inspiring English sources

Two things stood out most clearly from the research.

Is there one factor that distinguishes Mr. Gehry most clearly from other architects of his generation?

But what one remembers most clearly from her work is not complete stories but moments, those finite, fleeting moments on which whole narratives hinge.

I happen to think that preservation was one of the messages that came through most clearly from their trip to Europe.

As for a substantive policy comparable to gay marriage, the issue that divides ethnic-minority people most clearly from the rest of the electorate is workplace discrimination.

Dr. Manson says two pieces of advice stand out most clearly from the study: women who smoke should quit, and all women should take up a moderate exercise, like brisk walking, and do it for 30 minutes every day.

I learned that lesson most clearly not from one of my patients, but from a woman I met recently at a book signing.

What emerged most clearly Tuesday from sensitive global networks that measure faint rumbles in the earth was that the underground blast was most likely larger than North Korea's past explosions.

Second, sub-stage 19c lies near the middle-Pleistocene, a time when the climate system appears to have been most clearly transitioning from smaller amplitude, shorter period, and more symmetric glacial cycles, to the larger, longer, and more saw-toothed glacial cycles of the late Pleistocene.

One of the things I remember most clearly is from that summer when we had demo day.

This requirement is most clearly apparent from an overlay of the connection domain in the monomer with the connection domain on the p66 subunit of the heterodimer.