Sentence examples for clear matter from inspiring English sources

But declaring American citizens to be enemy combatants, and therefore not entitled to basic constitutional protections, is a clear matter of domestic civil liberties.

"The fact David Miliband broke our own moratorium and handed over a prisoner to be tortured is a clear matter of public concern, which using a secret court covered up.

Netanyahu went into the campaign, called in early December, as the clear favourite to win but has struggled in the face of an unexpectedly strong challenge from Herzog who has campaigned largely on the social and economic issues Israelis have made clear matter most to them.

So perhaps "transparent matter" or "clear matter" are better names.

But this tragic trend is also a clear matter of public choice.

How Snowden's decision to leak scores of documents about national surveillance should be interpreted is one of the key moral mysteries of the national security debate, and hardly a clear matter even for some of those telling his story.

This is not a clear-cut matter, though.

Booking reserves is not a clear-cut matter.

The show then delivers a surprising series of revelations that suggest that being Latino is never a clear-cut matter.

But her clear, matter-of-fact voice doesn't have much variety here.

If only someone had taken me aside to break the bad news, or at least pointed me to the Pronunciation Book channel on YouTube, where a man, speaking in a clear, matter-of-fact voice, breaks tricky words down to their component parts.