Sentence examples for clear take from inspiring English sources

The moral is clear: take away a person's roots and you take away his life.

Yet despite his confidence in risk management, Mr. Corzine's message to traders was clear: Take more risks.

Although I owned a little VW bug, the directions from Teddy had been clear, "Take public transportation.

It is a clear take on Paul Nash, and Kapunda Mines of the same year is like a gutsier John Piper painting.

"I felt he had a very clear take on his fears and his apprehensions," he said, "on his anxieties about where he was and who he was with.

In the course of his review, Le Monde's Thomas Sotinel offers a clear take on Darren Aronofsky's movie: "Mickey Rourke's performance in 'The Wrestler' is a continuous celebration of the burdens and splendors of the profession of performance".

"I think that the clear take-home message from this research is that for the oceans, the Pacific Oyster larvae are the 'canaries in the coal mines' for ocean acidification.

Partly, this is the problem of the popular science genre, which requires a clear take-home message that a study of middle age in humans can't quite provide, no matter how insistently Bainbridge tells us otherwise.

Time and again we're treated to a comedy of manners with predictable pratfalls and a clear take-away: although there has long been a significant economic disparity between the rulers and the ruled, neither group can get entirely comfortable with it.

Halliday's conclusion was clear: taking the money put the school's reputation in danger.

Last year Alex Gibney's Going Clear took down Scientology with forensic research; now Louis Theroux finishes the job with satire.