Examples of 'clearly quite' in a sentence
Meaning of "clearly quite"
clearly quite - Used to emphasize that something is very evident or noticeably a certain way
How to use "clearly quite" in a sentence
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The country is clearly quite divided politically.
To expect a large retainer he is clearly quite insane.
This is clearly quite similar to the first form we found.
Rats in outdoor barbecues are clearly quite common.
He is clearly quite insane.
The role of the groups was clearly quite secondary.
He was clearly quite expectant.
The maps and distributions for each patient are clearly quite different.
Richard is clearly quite literary.
This is called freedom of speech, concepts which are clearly quite alien to you.
This is clearly quite a great choice for most motorcycle riders.
It looked mysterious, and it was clearly quite peculiar.
This value is clearly quite small considering the size of the existing livestock population.
Using free time by women is clearly quite one-sided.
This operation is clearly quite complex and often requires the intervention of skilled personnel.
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Now, all of the above listed areas are clearly quite important.
Angus was clearly quite upset with Colpepper about something.
What a funny apparition To expect a large retainer, he is clearly quite insane.
The Commission was clearly quite satisfied by the evidence offered by the Member States.
Nothing plainer - he is clearly quite insane!
Angus was clearly quite upset with Colpepper about something . I do not know what.
A decade ago, on the left hand side, it was clearly quite green along eastern Australia.
Yes, but clearly quite a clever, charming pig.
They may even have to share dormitories with adults74, which is clearly quite unacceptable.
The situation is clearly quite different today, however.
What a funny aberration to expect a large retainer! Nothing plainer -he is clearly quite insane!
Ghosts or not, there was clearly quite a lot of spirit in this tiny town.
BOTH, ♪ To expect a large retainer Nothing plainer ♪ He is clearly quite insane.
However, economists are clearly quite unable to establish robust forecasts covering several decades.
The short turn-around time in Dresden between the D 54 and D 57 services was clearly quite tight.
Of the exes is clearly quite powerful. Powerful.
Yes, but clearly quite a clever, charming pig . But no, as you say, his behaviour, disgraceful.
I think she's clearly quite unwell.
He's clearly quite sophisticated.
For example, a Recipe is clearly quite different from a Slideshow.
But she's clearly quite mad about him, whatever she says. Maybe not.
But the legislature, which was clearly quite inspired last year, did not stop there!
It is clearly quite dramatic!
Your uncle is clearly quite drunk, Your Grace.
But she 's clearly quite mad about him, whatever she says.
Nothing plainer - he is clearly quite insane! Where is she?
But she 's clearly quite mad about him . Well, maybe not.
Maybe not . But she 's clearly quite mad about him, whatever she says.
What a pig! Yes, but clearly quite a clever, charming pig.
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