Sentence examples for by making it plain from inspiring English sources

Bernanke eased the tension and also raised the department's profile, chiefly by making it plain that he was listening to all sides.

The odds should still be in favour of that move happening but, for now, Adam has done his bit by making it plain he wants to move.

By making it plain, Lewis and Aydin are confident that the book can have a significant and sustained impact on a new generation of activists and protesters.

He also made the prospect of a successful appeal much bleaker, by making it plain that he doubted the testimony of the company's witnesses, not least the deposition of Bill Gates, the firm's founder.

Gilligan has done much to assuage fears that we wouldn't get answers by referring to the strong moral message underpinning the story, and by making it plain that Walter White is not a man to be admired.

It is intended to close an increasingly popular loophole by making it plain that violators cannot escape legal judgments by concealing their assets and filing for bankruptcy, much as defendants have done in several recent cases.

The naturalistic interpretation, by contrast, makes it plain that any such view of Hume's approach and general strategy is deeply mistaken.

The members of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, appointed by Mr. Perry, have made it plain they will fight the stricter standards and have called them arbitrary, unnecessary and unachievable.

The fact that in any aristocratic family concubines outnumber wives five to one, and the convention of taking the will for the deed by adopting an heir makes it plain that the Son of Heaven must have some pretty odd relatives.

Far from dissolving, ETA, which is considered a terrorist group by the European Union and the United States, made it plain that it saw itself, and its political wing, as a major players in future negotiations on a tangle of complex issues arising from the prolonged violence.

Colin Powell endured the collateral damage caused by his outbursts, but Rice made it plain that she would have none of it, and passed over Bolton for Deputy Secretary of State.