Sentence examples for became really clear from inspiring English sources

"It became really clear, within two minutes".

The terrible danger of the authoritarian system, however, became really clear only at the moment when we were approaching the end.

"If people were going to see me as Asian," she said, "it became really clear to me that I owed it to myself to know what that meant.

"It became really clear that it wasn't just about liking pink or feminine things," said Kathryn Mathis, Coy's mother, recounting how Coy had anxiety attacks when people treated her as a boy.

Still, Ms. Borgstrom said, "in the past five or six years it became really clear to us that the Internet was going to become a really important tool for them to be able to expand, create jobs, grow and thrive".

"I think as soon as McCain started pulling ahead, it became really clear to me that that was probably the swan song," said Karin Gallet, founder of the New York chapter of Unite for Mike, a movement to draft the mayor for a third-party run.

The recommendation that this approach be "whole government" (drawing on the government's excellent climate science skills) is wise, but one thing will become really clear quickly.

"When you're thrown into that cauldron, things become really clear — the things that are important," she says.

But once you start growing up and the division between what's feminine and what's masculine becomes really clear, and society tells you what to wear and what not to wear, confronting all that becomes subversive. .

When you become really clear about what you want in your life and you take action to go out and get it, nothing, not even that little voice in your head, will be able to stop you.

"It's like an oak tree that has a trunk that splits into two major branches and 1968 becomes this really clear dividing line," said Worobey.