Sentence examples for clear words from inspiring English sources

Clear words, but no consequences.

No clear words, something like an in breath – surprise?

The decision cited the "clear words and manifest intent" of the Fourteenth Amendment.

His voice, it soon becomes clear, is muffled because you need teeth to form clear words.

"Tenet said the clearest possible things and used simple clear words," he said.

The implication is clear: words can stir us and set us dancing, but they can also kill.

You use it after perfectly normal, understandable, clear-cut words and expressions.

Days after the police yanked a baby from a woman in a welfare office, no clear word on why.

And you don't look beyond it to say, well, if you look here, though, maybe this clear word should be interpreted a different way.

Several European leaders have criticised the law and the president of the European commission is expected to have a clear word with the Hungarian prime minister.

Evolution is a good, clear word and does not need euphemisms to make it more interesting.