Sentence examples for performances clearly from inspiring English sources
The Web, on which he can be found on YouTube, giving astonishing performances, clearly doesn't substitute for hearing him live.
Her performances, clearly involved, were attractive, but not until her encore, the second of Liszt's "Two Legends," "St.
The repeated performances clearly serve a useful purpose for a public demanding justice in the wake of a seemingly endless stream of corporate scandals.
More significantly, in the set of tests that psychologists have dreamt up to quantify moral health, their performances clearly bespoke an ignorance of the conceptual foundations of morality.Some of these tests, such as an "awareness of consequences" test, measure spontaneous thinking in social situations, such as accidentally receiving too much money in a business transaction.
Cook believes their absence has had a significant effect on England's last two performances, "Clearly if you take two premier bowlers out of anyone's side it's going to hurt the side and you might have to change the way you play and we might have just learnt that".
Some of the ethical questions triggered by Zaretsky's performances clearly belong to this category.
"We believe our 2012 performance clearly shows our management team performed exceedingly well in a difficult environment," Ford said in a statement.
Ms. Boynton's performance clearly pleased the board, though.
It was a masterful performance, clearly supernatural in origin.
Yet this particular performance clearly matters, and resonates.
He looked for useful matched pairs — similar companies whose performance clearly diverged at a certain point.
