Sentence examples for press clearly from inspiring English sources

Though Press clearly admires his characters, and wants readers to find them inspiring, he can see how their actions can create conflict and their personalities grate.

Even after he was freed, back in 1994, the innuendos continued, with some members of the press clearly still anxious to tar him with the brush of the "man who got away with murder".

The Obama administration, waging a full-court press, clearly was gaining support for the costly extension of the rebate program through the week, despite some Republican opposition.

High expectations were deflated when Rihanna's on-board appearances were kept at a minimum, but the press clearly didn't hurt her sales.

Members of the NYT editorial board, as well as many others in the press, clearly know little of Montenegro's history -- an oversight that can be corrected by a study of Elizabeth Roberts' Realm of the Black Mountain: A History of Montenegro (2007).

"These charges, and the provisions under which they are pressed, clearly violate the basic rights of these individuals and endanger fundamental freedoms," wrote Joe Stork of the group's Middle East and North Africa Division.

The claims disseminated to the press were clearly written by someone familiar with the conspiracy.

As The Economist went to press, a clearly panicking Mr Lott finally appeared on television and radio admitting his remarks were "terrible" and "insensitive".

And while it sucks to give Tom Six the press he clearly desires, this is easily one of the most disgusting films ever made.

The huge irony is that whoever leaked a copy of this guidance to Eurosceptic members of the press was clearly motivated by purely political reasons".

Photograph: Andreas Rentz/Getty Images Updated at 3.11pm BST 1.53pm BST Random Twitpic, from Indiewire's Eric Kohn, inside the jury press conference, clearly.