Sentence examples for anyone unclear from inspiring English sources
For anyone unclear, consent is an explicit "yes" offered by a person who is of age, conscious and unimpaired by alcohol, drugs, mental or physical illness, coercion, misunderstanding, magical potions, or any other form of diminishment, and certainly someone who is capable of uttering the word "yes".
For anyone unclear about the season's inspirational starting point, Kors hammered it home with a range of pieces emblazoned with the logo of the famous (and later infamous) Studio 54 nightclub, including sleeveless glitter cashmere intarsia T-shirts and sweatshirts, embroidered motorcycle jackets, crepe de chine blouses, poplin shirts and duffel bags.
In case anyone was unclear, Clapton added that Britain should "get the wogs out" and shouted the National Front slogan "Keep Britain White".
Colt Kennedy again: "Should anyone be unclear on the rules of qualification (can't imagine why), some absolutely wonderful person on Wikipedia made the following chart.
Anyone still unclear about why here in Canada the police are constructing a modern-day Bastille around Quebec City in preparation for a forthcoming American summit and the unveiling of the Free Trade Area of the Americas should take a look at a case being heard by one of the Canadian provincial supreme courts.
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Just in case anyone is unclear on this, retweeting does not in any way show respect to the dead, or ease the grief of their families.
For anyone still unclear about the irreconcilable disconnect between the rich heritage of Alaskans and the overriding financial self-interest of The Pebble Partnership, it was on stunning display in Bristol Bay's wild salmon fishery this summer.
It's unclear anyone will mind a milder flavor if it keeps prices down.
