Sentence examples for are rather clear from inspiring English sources

"The law is clear and the facts are rather clear so theoretically you could make a decision within weeks.

City officials and their quasi-public hangers-on are rather clear on the rules of this game: You smile at every crumb that falls off the plutocratic table, and only a rube shares his proceeds.

The statistics are rather clear, Collins and Stock report.

These are rather clear recessionary signals (see also Q-review 2/2017).

Overall, the regional picture that emerges is rather clear.

It's rather clear how you view (or at least viewed) the seriousness of marriage.

"The law is rather clear on this," said Eliot Lichtman, a veteran immigration lawyer.

(Try to figure out exactly how the party feels about Israel, for example).In other cases, it is rather clear.

"The message is rather clear: He just can't be the next chairman," said John H. Sununu of New Hampshire, a former governor who is his state's Republican chairman.

Stevens, towards the end of his term, was rather clear about the declining ability of lower interest rates to stimulate growth.

Throughout his campaign, Trump has always been rather clear about who he does and does not see as true Americans, often in the form of "jokes".