Sentence examples for proceedings clearly from inspiring English sources

Like the wiser actors around him, he is more amused than awed by the proceedings, clearly realizing that, as the action slips from scorpion to gorgon, and from gorgon to Kraken, what is at stake here is not an enlightening quest, or a Homeric journey, but a series of levels, each one tougher than the last.

They regard the proceedings as clearly unfounded and are requesting their dismissal".

These days, the greying audience look more likely to have rung a babysitter than a dealer, but the volume is so punishing that a friend texts to say she can hear proceedings "perfectly clearly" from a bus over the road.

They regard the proceedings as clearly unfounded and are requesting their dismissal". Sakho was not in West Ham's squad for Saturday's 2-0 Premier League defeat at Liverpool, with manager Sam Allardyce saying he had been advised not to play him until the dispute was resolved.

She said that the court proceedings had clearly demonstrated the absence of justice and an independent judiciary.

Sitting only a few seats behind him I had a full view of the proceedings and clearly saw the Prime Minister accept the host after Archbishop Richard offered it.

As directed by the film's co-writer, Gonzalo Tobal, the tautly executed proceedings are clearly more concerned with what goes on outside the courtroom before and during the actual trial, as if to suggest that society and the media (as personified by Gael García Bernal as a TV personality with a clear agenda) has long ago reached its verdict.

Though the director, Brian Robbins, doesn't do much more than stage-manage the riotous proceedings, Murphy is clearly having a great time, and it's infectious.

"I consider the judgement harsh given the surrounding context heard during proceedings and the clearly hostile feelings certain people within Glencore held for me being proven in pre-trial evidence disclosure".

I am surprised that the S.E.C. has not stepped in to force disclosure of the proceedings, as these are clearly material facts.

But Michel Platini – the man who would be king, having declared his candidacy and become the clear favourite to replace Blatter in February's presidential election – has serious questions to answer about these proceedings, which he has clearly failed to recognise.