Sentence examples for clear from where from inspiring English sources

It was not immediately clear from where Friday's attack originated.

And what's clear from where those restaurants are located is that the committee is very focused on geographic diversity.

As for Sonny's & Rickey's, mold still scales the outside walls, street to roof, and its steel door continues to dangle, forebodingly, three feet clear from where it once met the building, like a dislocated shoulder.

Furthermore, Kant cites Hume as his source for an argument against the cosmotheological proof in these lectures (LPT 83, note 31); as Wood notes, however, it is not clear from where in Hume Kant is drawing.

"If the money is coming from the Treasury we will get a share of it, but at the moment it is not clear from where the money will be found". The issue of funding was discussed during last night's meeting of the UK government's emergency committee known as Cobra.

Oh, it's clear from where such anger stems: They say, "I lost my job" or "It hangs by a thread".

However, by distinguishing between early life and current characteristics, we do separate out those factors where temporality is clear from those where it is less certain.

Westgate is 10 minutes' drive in clear traffic from where I live.

But it's clear that from where he's sitting, they can't just go on watching.

GR: The point is that the demonstration shows a clear path from where we are today into the future.

"I think it's fair to talk about the differences in issues between us, and just over the last several days, we learned some things about his positions that are in very clear contrast from where I stand," Mrs. Clinton declared to a long line of television cameras and reporters at a campaign stop here.