Sentence examples for a quite clear from inspiring English sources

"The government has presented a quite clear course, which is implementing a supply-side policy," he said.

There was, too, a quite clear sense in the FleetCenter that Democrats want America to be more, well, popular abroad.

EU President Herman Van Rompuy said ''it is a quite clear 'yes','' when it came to unanimous backing of the 2014-2020 splaning plan.

For decades, the answer unfortunately was a quite clear and quite frustrating "none" because, despite compelling scientific evidence that it should be feasible, the Plasmodium parasite outwitted the tools we had at hand.

He said The Thick of It, Armando Ianucci's acclaimed political satire which began on BBC4, last week "had a quite clear statement before it about the sort of language viewers were going to hear.

Still we get a quite clear picture from the moment data.

Qualitatively, the reason for the increased accuracy, because of the tropical climate, four seasons a year, quite clear, and therefore, the factor divided by quarter reflects better characteristics than divided by two seasons.

A: That's not quite clear, either.

I think the implication of what could happen to such a society is quite clear".

Interestingly, it becomes clear, from a couple of quite clear references, that at least one of the screenwriters, Stephen Moffat, Edgar Wright and Joe Cornish, have read McCarthy's book.

The implications for host niche differentiation are quite clear: A host able to take up a genetically diverse pool of symbionts adapted to localized habitats may be at an advantage compared to those with static relationships.