Sentence examples for clear as did from inspiring English sources

He made it clear, as did Wyoming's Senator Kendrick, that he deemed this policy oppressive, destructive, and deplorable.

It would make clear, as did this week's horror, that the bombers are the enemies of Pakistan as well as of India.

Speaking after Pence, Germany's foreign minister, Sigmar Gabriel, made it clear, as did German chancellor Angela Merkel earlier, that the country did not intend to be bullied by the Trump administration into increasing defence spending.

Like the students with whom we talked in the research for our new book, those interviewed made clear, as did faculty and staff at their campuses, that there were a plethora of opportunities to engage in community service.

The play's commandments make clear, as did David's alter egos of George Costanza and TV Larry before it, that Larry David has a long history of doing something that breaks Seinfeld's cardinal rule of "no learning"—teaching us a lesson.

Many blue-state Republican representatives still voted for the budget, but made it clear (as did their Senate colleagues, who passed the resolution 51-49) this this did not mean they would vote for the final tax bill.

The stakes in Iraq remain clear, as do the inevitable questions about its future.

And when the law seems clear, as does New York's, retailers can still find ways to parse it in their favor.

Depilatory fashions have changed drastically in recent decades, as nude scenes from movies of the seventies and eighties make clear, as do such prevalent mortifications as the Brazilian bikini wax and the (painful even to write it) "back, sack, and crack," the most masochistic fashion trends since foot binding.

Ongoing trends and recent elections make that clear, as does a recent New York Times/CBS poll that found just 31% of respondents said they had a favorable view of the Republican Party, the lowest figure in 25 years.

The Gorman report makes clear, as do similar reports for other states, that Obamacare's web of insurance mandates and regulations will dramatically increase the cost of individually-purchased insurance.