Sentence examples for a clear past from inspiring English sources

An F4, for those whom the military regarded as the most threatening, meant the person had a clear "past of Marxist ideology, making advisable his non-entry into public office," one document said, according to the newspaper Tiempo Argentino.

But they go on to say that Hassan Rouhani is a firm believer in dialogue, with a clear past record of negotiations over the nuclear issue.

And it's never made clear – past a Notting Hill-style celeb picks prole romance – why James would find Franny particularly appealing out of all the sun-dress-sporting girls who approach him.

The Rangers were disjointed for about a minute with the advantage before Richards gained control of the puck, skated to the top of the face-off circle and blasted a clear shot past Anderson that made the score 2-1.

As we approach the final turn in the race for 2014 semi-final spots (and watch as the Tigers and St George Illawarra drop off the chasing pack, while the Panthers and South Sydney bump shoulders trying to establish a clear run past Manly to the line) our thoughts have also been being turned to 2017 with the news that the NRL is workshopping a rookie draft to potentially come into play that year.

Wanting to learn more, I interviewed Fred Minnick, whose brand-new book Whiskey Women: The Untold Story of How Women Saved Bourbon, Scotch, and Irish Whiskey unveils a clear brown past in which ordinary 18th-century American housewives distilled whiskey at home and "even though he preferred wine for himself, Thomas Jefferson purchased whiskey for his slaves".

But one thing is clear, past the jargon and pomp, Theranos is more of an evolution, not a revolution so far.

You clear past the brush and garbage and the sadness and there is a red heart beating inside every chest that wants to love and be loved.

As this short history should make clear, past, state-run, involuntary eugenic endeavors have been unjust and socially disastrous.

CLEAR past mental force simply by not believing in what it is telling you that you are.

Both sides, it seems, have a clear understanding of past mistakes.