Sentence examples for seen as clear from inspiring English sources

Populism is generally defined as a mode of politics in which the will of the people is seen as clear, virtuous and homogeneous.

John Delury, an associate professor of Chinese studies at Yonsei University, said that within Chinese foreign policy circles Tillerson's nomination was seen as clear evidence of Trump's "tilt to Russia".

The Germans were seen as clear favourites to win qualifying Group C with the real contest in the race to Rio being for a place in the play-offs.

PGN hydrolytic activity is seen as clear bands in the stained gel and showed that S. aureus encoding mutant proteins AM or GM were lacking only the expected activity.

"You see as clear as day Christopher on the police station floor grunting and groaning and struggling for breath.

Look to the far left and you'll see, as clear as day, a boy mimic the figure in Edvard Munch's The Scream, one of the world's most iconic images, by Norway's most famous artist.

And maybe that's the main reason that creative awards should matter to agencies; because increasingly they matter to clients, who can see as clear as day that creativity drives their business".

His departure was seen as clearing the way for Mr. Giancarlo to take on the top job.

The promise was made to Japanese Red Cross officials in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, in a meeting seen as clearing ground for talks on diplomatic normalization, which are to take place in Pyongyang next week.

The move will be seen as clearing the way for government to kickstart the sale of its stake in 39%-taxpayer owned Lloyds Banking Group, which was first signalled by chancellor George Osborne in his Mansion House speech in June.

Transparency and accountability, usually seen as clear-cut correlations, will have to accept indirect dynamics where demand from end-users far away triggers unwanted effects in remote areas.