Sentence examples for sadly clear from inspiring English sources

The impact of such failure is also sadly clear.

Antidepressants can be lifesaving but, as has become sadly clear, can also on rare occasion precipitate suicide.

Gillespie's artistic identity never completely gelled, but it appears sadly clear that his potential was far from exhausted when he died this year at 63 (Johnson).

AIR bags improve people's chances of surviving crashes, on average, but it is now sadly clear that the bags are deadly to some children and small adults.

And yet the Boston Marathon bombings, done on Patriots' Day, apparently by disaffected Chechen-Americans (who had originally planned an attack on July 4), make it sadly clear that the tale has many twists.

To Palestinians it seemed sadly clear that the moral credit of their cause was being eroded: how must it look to the outside world that they had flip-flopped in one year between democratic elections and internecine violence?

But he gave the sign to a museum in Cincinnati a couple of weeks ago and has been slowly, sadly, clearing out the shop he has occupied for the last 62 years.

The research provides some intriguing findings but, sadly, no clear thumbs-up for families trying to figure out if this is the solution for someone who wanders, gets frightened or obstreperous, or needs more attention.

Sadly, despite clear evidence that New Yorkers are willing to return — in droves, even in freezing weather — Fulton's historic buildings are being left to rot even as the rest of the adjacent waterfront is about to get a slick, commercialized makeover.

The poor electoral turnout in 2004 was sadly a clear reminder of the need for the EU to learn to communicate more with its citizens.

Sadly, it's clear some of the children present have already witnessed domestic abuse.