Sentence examples for was particularly clear from inspiring English sources

"All around the country, the SNP's muddled message has been rejected by voters and this was particularly clear in Glasgow.

He was well outside my life, a past horizon visible only when the sky of the present was particularly clear.

The role of the rear hippocampus was particularly clear when volunteers were taken on an unexpected detour away from their goal.

Yet the issue has charged the atmosphere, influencing everything Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry do these days, as was particularly clear at Mr. Kerry's nominating convention last week.

The disparity was particularly clear in public schools, where the amount of financing and the standard of education for all-black schools lagged far behind all-white schools.

That his sensibilities may be slightly askew from those of some potential supporters was particularly clear the other day when he took his case on abortion to an audience of elementary school students.

Neither proposition is particularly clear.

"The death paintings are particularly clear.

This is particularly clear when it comes to the question of generational conflict among women.

The limits are particularly clear in his account of the 2003 Little People of America conference.

This is particularly clear when we look at the criminal-justice system.