It would have played out as a crystal-clear case of cause and effect, precisely timed and far too obvious to question.
In one short, somewhat profane quote, he made me want to move to his district specifically to vote him into office forever, and/or lock every one of the fence-sitters into a small room with him so he can explain why this is a crystal-clear case of right and wrong.
The computer is suspended at the top of a crystal clear, rectangular case that takes up less than a square foot of desk space.
Universal Discovery lacks a clearly defined value proposition, and thus a crystal clear use case.
And 2) Why is it that the EU held unwaveringly to that disastrous policy, even as the evidence of its wrong-headedness piled up, and as Krugman and other excellent economists made crystal clear the case against it?
It has become crystal clear that this case is not about a "modest" order and a "single iPhone," Opp. 1, as the FBI Director himself admitted when testifying before Congress two weeks ago.
The Philippines seems not to have knowledge of international law, since UNCLOS makes it crystal clear that its case on the South China Sea holds no water.
Glasgow has helped make the moral case crystal clear and we expect more universities to very soon put their money where their research is".
Direct, tenacious and crystal clear, she makes a case for dancing that shows there's a fertile imagination at work inside a body.
