Sentence examples for clear to bring from inspiring English sources

Our goal is clear: to bring down a fascist regime that made us as a nation unwelcome in the world.

Her tempos tended to be on the slow side, but her intent seemed clear: to bring exceptional lyricism to this florid music.

"Russia's aim was clear: To bring down the credibility of free and fair elections," said the senator, who will be introducing legislation to establish an independent commission to investigate Russia's alleged interference with the 2016 presidential election.

The mission statement on its initial nonprofit filing documents was clear: to "bring to life the living word of God... to inspire confidence in the absolute authority" of the Bible's words.

And though it has no manifesto, its purpose is clear: to bring people together through good old-fashioned fun.

Her bill is intended to set out a clear timetable to bring forward the required legislation.

On Thursday, the two will meet at the White House in a clear effort to bring Bernie into the fold.

There was a clear intention to bring forward proposals and then do something with them in terms of making progress.

But she said she had a clear agenda to bring a different style of politics to Warringah: one where debate was respectful and well informed.

The people behind the violence remain free, and there is no clear path to bring the bulk of the evidence before any court, anywhere.

The analysis makes it clear that to bring safety-net subsidies under control, the United States does not need to make major changes in the structure of its regulatory bureaucracy.