Sentence examples for news clearly from inspiring English sources

The pirates continued to leak news clearly designed to draw a ransom quicker.

Sheffield reinjured his thumb last Saturday, and this recurrence is all over the news, clearly upsetting him.

The trick is that on some days, late-breaking news clearly points to higher share prices tomorrow.

On cable the election news clearly drove up viewing on every news channel, but the established leader, CNN, gained the most.

It's terrific news, clearly, and not just for the poor men shown being oppressed by a scary suffragette on the front cover of this week's Spectator (the latest in a growing line to proclaim that the war is over and you ladies can relax).

Not great news, clearly, but less of a YOY revenue slide than in other recent quarters.

The old way of doing TV news is clearly history.

Appearing on the news was clearly not an option, she writes.

This was one of the few unadulterated comments he made at a news conference clearly striving for triage, not triumph.

Being too distressed to follow the news, he clearly had no idea that Gary Speed's death rendered such merriment a trifle ill-timed.

A lot of bad news is clearly in the price, but arguing a buy case on Tate is going to be hard work this morning.