Sentence examples for perhaps clearer from inspiring English sources

Reesing says he sees himself perhaps clearer than most.

Perhaps clearer social media law will offer both staff and students clarity and confidence in engaging with social media in the classroom.

Perhaps clearer legal precedent will help address some of the uneasiness surrounding these devices.

Meanwhile, the success of another initiative in nurturing home-grown and returning scientific talent is perhaps clearer to see.

This is one meaning of the expression "dipolar theism"; in light of other meanings to be given to "dipolar" in discussions of process theism, it is perhaps clearer to use Hartshorne's expression for this idea: dual transcendence, that is to say, God as the supreme embodiment of each pair of metaphysical contraries.

For social workers this part of the field is perhaps clearer, but it would seem obvious that part of our task is to be cautious and wakeful in addressing social conditions that can be abusive and in ways destructive.

This is perhaps clearest in the case of jazz.

This was perhaps clearest in Glenn Beck's Washington rally at the end of August.

This was perhaps clearest with dresses made in four square-cut layers of tulle or organdy.

The problems are perhaps clearest in Georgia, which is dependent on Russia for gas.

The kinetic particularity of the movement is perhaps clearest in the brief solo "Watermotor" (1978), articulated with wonderful precision by Neal Beasley.