Sentence examples for Clear remarks from inspiring English sources
But, despite the clear remarks about Ferguson and immigration, Clinton's views on many crucial issues remain opaque.
Despite his clear remarks on the topic, one will not find in Reinach's work a full-blown theory of the truth-making relation; such a theory is developed by Pfänder in his Logic of 1921 where he gives an account of truth-making in terms of the principle of sufficient reason (cf. Mulligan 2008b).
Peymann also made his feelings about developments at the Volksbühne clear, remarking: "Now the once so glorious Volksbühne is to be turned into the umpteenth event barn in the city".
Advocates for marijuana policy reform offered praise ― and jeers ― for Rosenberg's new, clearer remarks.
It was clear, from remarks made by Mr Rasmussen at a debate in London on September 11th, that the industry's critics dislike three things.
But now NBC News has obtained the rest of Obama's comments, and it is clear his remarks were taken completely out of context.
But if Ms. Prejean wants to speak publicly about same-sex marriage in the future, she will have to clear her remarks with pageant officials.
Now it is simply mind-boggling that Pentagon reports suggest the general may survive with only a reprimand for having failed to clear his remarks in advance.
In one interview, however, Hamilton has made it clear the remarks of others do not affect him, and with particular regard to Lauda he "couldn't give a toss" what the three-times world champion says.
That at least some senior officials in Washington understand the gravity of the situation seems clear from remarks made at the Foreign Press Center in Washington two weeks ago by Zalmay Khalilzad, who arrives in Baghdad this week to begin as Mr. Negroponte's successor.
By the time she got around to endorsing Mr. Green, it was clear from remarks she had made about him throughout the campaign that Ms. Weingarten -- a member of the Democratic National Committee -- was merely fulfilling political obligations.
