Sentence examples for clear some air from inspiring English sources

We clear some air for the autumn, thin out overblown rows.

To the Editor: Re " 'I Speak to You as a Friend... ' " (editorial, March 22): While President Obama's feel-good speech to a group of Israelis was very well received and was significant to the extent that it seemed to clear some of the air regarding his commitment to Israel's defense, it will likely accomplish as much in tangible terms as his speech to the Arab world four years ago — nothing.

The resulting polemics cleared some murky air but now have little use except to keep assuring each side of the other's perversity.

Although the move was a dramatic attempt to clear the air, some scientists expect the battle to continue.

China appeared to have caught a break Tuesday when rain cleared some of the chemical air that had been strangling Beijing, a city of 15 million residents.

So I challenge you to clear the air on some serious charges.

By releasing them, the Pentagon could clear the air of some lingering concerns about the number of Panamanian civilians killed and the causes of injury and death to Americans during the invasion.

Nagoski spoke with HuffPost Live's Caroline Monarressy-Tehrani on Friday to clear the air about some tricky sex topics.

Sacha Jenkins is here to clear the air regarding some misconceptions surrounding the art of graffiti writing, namely that the ever-infallible mass media hasn't any idea what even constitutes as such.

A recently hired news anchor on Phoenix's NBC affiliate attempted to clear the air after some viewers asked why she pronounced Spanish words and names with a Spanish accent.

I think we need to clear the air about some stuff".