Sentence examples for as a very clear from inspiring English sources

This I regarded as a very clear case of understatement.

The article was removed from Closer's website following what the magazine described as a "very clear" legal injunction from Gayet's lawyers.

Professor Chaison interpreted the union's warning as a very clear threat of the pilots' intent to disrupt operations, unless the company met its pension obligations.

"That is the most you can expect, as well as a very clear condemnation of the embargo as a unilateral policy".

A reduced-price phase strikes me as a very clear alert about inevitable rough spots and a very fair compensation for them.

In the letter, Mr. Bezos singles out the service as "a very clear example" of giving the customer more than expected: "In 2012, AWS announced 159 new features and services," he writes.

or we find all of these dispositions expressed in the psalms, so that we may see whatever occurs as in a very clear mirror and recognize it more effectively.

It's a slightly dangerous thing to take someone who is as driven by a very clear desire to have a child as Rosemary is and just say no because you're putting their back against the wall, she has a major, major problem in addition to her physical problems which is this innate desire to reproduce and have a baby.

Subsequent phases of the project will involve working with galleries to tag existing pieces with a very clear provenance, as well as developing stickers that can adhere to different mediums unobtrusively.

It rather seems to me that this has been a dramatic gesture by a talented but maverick young figure, either for no clear reason or for a very clear but as yet unrevealed reason, namely to join another dance outfit.

The Leatherhead chairman, Richard Brady, said: "Jimmy has gained a wealth of experience into a variety of management and coaching techniques as a player and [has] a very clear philosophy in terms of how he wishes his team to play".