Sentence examples for clear line from from inspiring English sources

good, clear line from Obama.

You can draw a clear line from the Chrysler bailout to the recent attempts to steady Wall Street.

"There's a clear line from Rochester to Heathcliff to Arthur Huntingdon," says Baker. "All three male leads are really abusive".

This makes it is easy to imagine that the march to democracy was the only path — that there is a clear line from the Declaration of Independence to the presidency of Barack Obama, and that democracy is the only fair society.

Is there a clear line from the warm-hearted Lucy Beaumont, for example, through Rhod Gilbert, with his foam-flecked rages over seemingly anodyne topics such as mince pies and electric toothbrushes, to Spike Milligan, who was once described by his psychiatrist as "certifiably insane"?

"There's now a clear line from me to the customer," he said.

Shanty towns here are not as in, say, Rio de Janeiro, separated by clear lines from the town.

I was convinced there was a clear line running from Dylan Thomas through Joe Strummer to Pete Doherty — something to do with tight jeans, talking like your throat is a pub ashtray and not giving a shit about girls.

That is the purest version, to be sure, and not all that much food comes from these purists, but I'd argue that the tens of millions of eaters with a new interest in the environmental, ethical, and health quality of their food are after versions of the same thing: taming an opaque tangle of simple calories and complicated harm by drawing some clearer lines from the field to the table.

Words that have a clear line of descent from the same ancestral word are known as cognates.

No clear line divides performance from audience.