Sentence examples for clearest words from inspiring English sources
This time, in his clearest words yet, Mr. Sadr insisted that his followers vote.
She concluded, that day, by telling the sixty-eight new Americans: I welcome you today to your new life as citizens of the United States, and remind you in the clearest words I know to say to you: You are welcome here!
No clear words, something like an in breath – surprise?
His voice, it soon becomes clear, is muffled because you need teeth to form clear words.
The decision cited the "clear words and manifest intent" of the Fourteenth Amendment.
"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.
The counterargument is that the discussion is better served by clearer words, even if that means pointed debate.
In a letter to his son Humayun, he complains about the obscurity of the young man's vocabulary: "In future write without elaboration; use plain, clear words.
Laws passed by Parliament are not to be construed as abrogating fundamental common law rights, privileges and immunities in the absence of clear words.
In March, President Obama helped lay out our goal in clear words: to build a stable state that will prevent extremism and terrorist groups from taking root again.
