Sentence examples for In clearer terms from inspiring English sources

In clearer terms, Sónar appeals to snobs.

As to the larger thesis of the complicated nature of the battles in Iraq, I find that The Times is presenting the Iraq situation in clearer terms than might be the reality.

To put what Gingrich is saying in clearer terms (his language, like his logic, is messy): Gingrich said on Tuesday that accurately quoting what he said on Sunday would be the same as lying.

Troicki had always claimed the doping control officer (DCO) in Monte Carlo assured him he could delay giving the blood sample, but Cas said on Tuesday that "the DCO should have informed the player in clearer terms of the risks caused by his refusal to undergo a blood test".

Whatever the format, it seems fitting that the first right would concern freedom of speech: explaining (in clearer terms than these) that in most cases users can expect to have their comments left intact, even when they are critical of the site they're commenting on.

Or, in clearer terms, it means that the person who translates something, for example, from Italian into English, is a traitor.

He sees things in clear terms -- good and bad".

"This document sets out in clear terms what these right are".

The investigators go on to condemn both sides in clear terms.

Haley also, in her interview with Politico, stated, in clear terms, what Brzezinski did not quite say.

The "rules" Iran is accused of breaking are not vague, but rather spelled out in clear terms.