Translation of "Am klarsten" in English

It is usually the islander who sees the mainland most clearly.

Tonight, go into the woods where the sky is clearest.

When I'm swinging the hammer, that's when I see and think the clearest.

And the thing I see most clear is you.

Japan provides the most clear-cut example.

Ah, to me it's the clearest!

I could hear the woman scream most clearly.

Who wins his sets most clearly?

This can be seen most clearly in Marxism.

Who wins his matches most clearly?

Energy is clearest in the morning.

It was over international questions that the Maoist regime most clearly showed its anti-revolutionary nature.

The relationship between them can be expressed most clearly by the following analogy:

The unconditional nature of God’s love is most clearly seen in the gospel.

The historic element was most clearly expressed by the church, (p.185)

And so I shall say 'yes' ten times over today, but my clearest and most spontaneous 'yes' will be reserved for Hungary.

Perhaps the clearest manifestation of this is the erosion of the rule of law in the European Union.

The former strategy is the one most in evidence, although it is probably the most publicised as well.

Of all EU countries, France has perhaps elaborated the concept "rural area" the most clearly.

The first point can be best seen using an analogy with gun controls.

We know best the architecture of the church that dates back to the medieval period.

The sonar of the Nathusius' pipistrelle is loudest and most clear at frequencies between 38 and 42kHz.

The message of the Bauhaus is expressed most clearly in the furniture designs by Le Corbusier .

As regards the third possible outcome of the war, it seems to be the clearest.

I choose the UNIVERS type lettering since it seems to be the clearest for me.

Demographic ageing is one of the most clearly discernible trends of the twenty-first century.

This is rendered most clear to us by the question of the fate of small nations and weak states.

In Europe there is both unity and plurality, and it is in the field of culture that this plurality manifests itself in the clearest and most obvious way.

Article 49 of the Treaty is one of the most clearly formulated regulations governing the internal affairs of the European Union, and it states unambiguously that restrictions on freedom to provide services within the Community shall be prohibited in respect of nationals of Member States who are established in a State of the Community other than that of the person for whom the services are intended.

All of these aspects of sustainability are intertwined and complementary, and cities provide the context in which this is most clear.