Examples of 'clearly come' in a sentence
Meaning of "clearly come"
clearly come: This phrase could suggest an action that has become evident, apparent, or understood with clarity. It may imply a situation where something is clearly understood, expressed, or perceived, leaving no room for ambiguity or confusion. It can also convey the idea of arrival, emergence, or manifestation in a clear and direct manner
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Perfection has clearly come too soon.
You clearly come from superior stock.
A dream but it would clearly come to pass.
He had clearly come to the end of himself.
All of the above comments clearly come from one person.
They clearly come from the same gun.
We have of course payments coming in which clearly come from various countries.
Popov clearly come under the safest way.
The legislative proposals thus also clearly come under the codecision procedure.
I clearly come from a family of planners.
Champagne had clearly come of age.
Hatshepsut continued to rule even after Thutmose III had clearly come of age.
I have clearly come at a bad time.
The Presenter came in disguised as fantasio, clown ; it was clearly come here for fun.
They had clearly come to search for trouble.
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However, since the signing, progress on reforms has clearly come to a halt.
We have clearly come a long way since then.
On 21 August, he found two pieces of wood that had clearly come from a European ship.
We have clearly come to another world.
There are characters in it, Coulson, who clearly come from Avengers.
And it had clearly come down into this small clearing.
No, you don't see clearly Come on.
These must clearly come from them and this must be felt.
Your lawyer and you have clearly come to a great understanding.
Clearly come within this very narrow definition ;.
But you have clearly come into your own.
Clearly come from his cattle!
Indigenous people would clearly come under increasing pressure.
But let us clearly come to a common understanding of the true sense of this expression.
Whoever yöu are, yöu have clearly come to the wrong place.
These factors clearly come into play when regional variations occur within a country.
It is a policy that has clearly come to the end of its usefulness.
Jack had clearly come to feel overly self-important by this time.
Whoever you are, you have clearly come to the wrong place.
We should clearly come to terms with the British to start as quickly as possible . ".
Activities mentioned at ( a ) above clearly come under the ' visibility ' heading.
He has clearly come seeking vengeance . Although for what, I can not remember.
The voice had clearly come from the sword.
Such default periods clearly come to an end, even though their duration is unpredictable.
I wanna see you clearly Come closer than this.
So… you have clearly come to cheer me up. Want a ride?
In fact, the government can clearly come up with money when it wants to.
That is, ' Rags excessive, clearly come prepared on every woman who passes and full stop.
That resistance, moreover, has clearly come at an extraordinarily high price.
So … you have clearly come to cheer me up.
Regardless, banks clearly come out winners in the plan.
Even then the problems had clearly come into focus, and the alarm was sounded.
Your lawyer and you have clearly come to a great understanding . - I know.
These people had clearly come from the ‘ Black-Corner Region '.
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It will be quite clearly marked on the menu
Clearly nobody here is my missing partner in crime
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It did not even come from his instructions
I come to offer my resignation for my post as chancellor
I just happened to come here for sightseeing
