| We consult and clearheadedly decide to backtrack south, hoping to outrun the storm if it hits. |
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| After I began practicing I felt real energy in my body and I could use all my functions clearheadedly. |
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| With Dr. Kevorkian's death, we can look clearheadedly at this last taboo in American society. |
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| They do so with the self-confidence of women who are used to being the object of desire and who can clearheadedly separate strategy from feelings. |
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| Indeed, the draft Constitution, whose preparation Greece showed it could oversee so clearheadedly, makes a decisive contribution to European history. |
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| We see clearheadedly the possibility that we will have to do this again. |
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