Sentence examples for most clearly today from inspiring English sources

But I question the inherited assumption that they represent Shakespeare's supreme achievement and speak to us most clearly today.

We see this most clearly today in the reaction to revelations about government surveillance: on one hand, individuals are increasingly seeking assurances that their content is protected from government overreach, while governments want to ensure they have access to information to enforce their laws, even if that content is stored outside their borders.

And you saw it most clearly last Thursday from the IMF.

Mackie, who coined the term "error theory" and advocated the view most clearly (1977), described it as a form of "moral skepticism".

With no clear front-runner in sight, The Envelope looks to previous best picture winners to see if they can shed any light on what current film might speak most clearly to today's Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voters.

Once the media covering the 2016 presidential campaign gets over its preoccupation with Donald Trump, Democrats will remind us again of the important issues of income inequality, health care, the minimum wage and the power of money in politics, issues most clearly articulated today by the Bernie Sanders campaign.

WHEN I think about 1989, the date I remember most clearly is May 28, a week before the crackdown in Tiananmen Square.

But the true significance of the separability principle emerged most clearly in 1935, when (as hinted in the just-quoted remark) Einstein made it one of the central premises of his argument for the incompleteness of quantum mechanics (see Howard 1985 and 1989).

(The way these positions emerge in response to the Problem of Perception is mapped most clearly in Martin (1995, 1998, 2000)).

Because the highest and most variable testosterone levels are found in young men, relative differences in men's cumulative hormone exposure can be most clearly identified during early adulthood (Grönberg 2003; Alvarado 2010), and these measures do correlate with prostate cancer risk.

In contrast, some AIV appear to have been transmitted from the Western hemisphere to the Eastern hemisphere and the associated viruses fall within several subgroups, most clearly in subgroups H4g1.5.2, H5g1.5.1.1 and N2g1.2.2.