Sentence examples for clarified everything from inspiring English sources

That night clarified everything.

It was a trope of the Enlightenment that love didn't confuse and baffle the lover with vague sentiment; on the contrary, it clarified everything: "In you, I have a measure for every woman, for every one; in your love a measure for all that is to be.

I want to clarify everything.

"The ministry will clarify everything.

"They should open them and clarify everything.

"At the appropriate time," he said, "I will clarify everything".

It's a waste of time to try to clarify everything.

The author doesn't clarify everything — the genocides in particular resist easy explanation — but he does offer a solid and sometimes brilliant primer for a maddeningly elusive Caucasus region.

The Gorey character says, "It's the unexpressed that interests me … it's a mistake to clarify everything," and that could well stand for Jansson's writing here, too.

Yet the care and control of Swan's writing, the sustained patterns of her imagery and the sheer beauty of her prose clarify everything that is essential to the story while preserving its central mystery.

Rather, it is a meditation on the human waste of war, on necessary risk, and, above all, on passion, which brooks no dissent, clothes the world in colour, and clarifies everything — except when it doesn't.