Sentence examples for clarifies if from inspiring English sources

A local journalist clarifies: "If you are a politician and you criticise the Palio, you are politically dead.

A local journalist clarifies: "If you are a politician and you criticize the Palio, you are politically dead.

Eastwood clarifies: "If you're cautioned, that means you've admitted you're guilty of the offence and you're happy to accept the charge.

Eastwood clarifies: "If you're cautioned, that means you've admitted you're guilty of the offense and you're happy to accept the charge.

"But," she clarifies, "if I had wings and had to forgo my arms and hands with all their abilities, I think I'd rather stick to the ground".

Bonaime claimed that the "ending is quite smart, given that it never truly clarifies if Michael was dreaming the whole time, or if Dr. Lee was right and that he was on the verge of completely snapping, which makes much more sense".

The FBI did not clarify if it interviewed Rahami himself.

As is true in all relationships, distance has a way of bringing clarified, if unnuanced, perspectives.

Regulatory jurisdiction must be clarified if the new rules are to have any teeth.

The policy needs to be clarified if the new Offa director is to have any impact.

Asked to clarify if a deal for Henry was still possible, Wenger said: "No".