Significats de say clearly en anglès

Now is his time to say clearly that schools are safe to go back to.

It's hard to say clearly what sort of impact Miss Lucy's outburst at the pavilion made.

The rules say clearly, that's a default.

Then he had gathered resolution enough to say clearly, There is no question of being happy or unhappy.

But I say clearly:

But can anyone conceive of a more pointless philosophy, seeing that what we can say clearly amounts to next to nothing?

I know I am saying all this badly, incoherently- Icannotsay clearly what I feel-butlet us, please, say no more.

Woodcock said various studies looking at the safety of Avandia cannot say clearly whether Avandia itself raises the risk of heart attack.

And where there has been irresponsibility, we must now say clearly that the age of irresponsibility is over, Mr Brown told delegates.

Groups which support abortion rights and leading Democrats point to wording in the bill which they say clearly prohibits federal funding for abortion.

Indeed, he said clearly that Blair had not departed from the truth.

She says clearly when tax fraud occurs it often benefits a partner.

His note says clearly enough on the lake in the fairy gondola.

He nodded, but his eyes said clearly that he didn't believe her.

He looked at me fixedly and said clearly and emphatically: Well, well!

After ten minutes, a woman's voice said clearly from behind us: