Sentence examples for clear to one from inspiring English sources
This became clear to one researcher, Dr. Robert R. Wolfe, when, in graduate school, he began running with Brook Thomas, a friend who had come in fourth in the Olympic trials.
And this became clear to one diary reader, a mother, who was engaged in the perfectly innocuous practice of reading her son a bedtime story, when the narrative led them to a wordsearch.
Almost from the day he arrived at the Inner Temple in 1974 it was clear to one of them, now a judge of appeal, that this Scottish lad would go far: "He got straight to the point". The only impediment to progress was the state of his room, which daunted a few visitors by the epic scale of its untidiness.
What happens when the overt goals of the organization are stuck in McKinsey slides hell while its real needs, clear to one and all don't make the official cut?
It should be clear to one and all that people who earn at the highest levels in our society have long been exceedingly adept at keeping their effective tax rates well below what a "pure" progressive system would require of them.
He made it clear to one and all that he would veto he such legislation if came to his desk.
Their tombstones cleared to one side, they were remade as public parks, small breathing-spaces for Londoners.
One thing is clear to me: one cannot be content to play a cipher.
The next step is clear: to go one better.
The reasons for this odd separation were clear to no one by the time Philippe started asking questions.
