Sentence examples for anything clearer from inspiring English sources

Asked on the same occasion whether he would stand to be Tory leader, he just said: "Count me out". It's hard to imagine anything clearer or more straightforward – a refreshingly candid response from a post-rhetorical politician.

One must of course add, for the sake of doing justice to Bolzano, that no other advocate of such a World 3 — including Husserl, Popper and even Frege — has done better than he had done and has succeeded in saying anything clearer about this than what can already be found in Bolzano's work.

The stage acoustics are, if anything, clear.

"No one ever could make anything clear to me.

"Due impartiality", as Trust-inflicted on the BBC, won't help make anything clear, of course.

"I don't think there's anything clear there," Mr. Olsen said.

There wasn't anything clear about what he would do to make this country great.

If the past two years have left anything clear, it is the fact that the Communists have more fun than anybody.

But since its members do not agree on policy towards Iraq, it is hard for them to make anything clear.

If there was anything clear about these N.B.A. finals, it's that they do not really want to end.

IF eons of nature and decades of culture have made anything clear, it is that all creation is more or less a collage.