Sentence examples for entirely clarify from inspiring English sources

The official answer doesn't entirely clarify things.

Hockey had another oddity drop into its weekend with the news that Boston goalie Tim Thomas has decided to take a year off, a decision he didn't entirely clarify in a Facebook post.

After Divko fled the village for political reasons, which are sketched but not entirely clarified, he never contacted Lucija again.

The idea that American politics today is "hyperpartisan" may be true enough, but it isn't entirely clarifying, because it implies that each party has an immobile, deeply felt, fully worked out set of convictions.

For Kipnis, the big problem with feminism – an open, bold, modern movement, aimed at getting power for women, fair and square – is that it gets confused with femininity, an ancient, occult body of lore women use to trick men into looking after them; and few of even the most famous feminists have entirely clarified the difference.

Though the veracity of Baraka's claims of financial exploitation and abuse are never entirely clarified in the film, it's clear that Kidude had, in her old age, been sucked into a murky world of hangers-on, who had looked to her for financial help.

Their impact on living organisms is, however, not entirely clarified.

The exact physiopathological mechanisms responsible for pes cavus genesis in HPN is not entirely clarified, even if two main hypotheses have been formulated [38].

Although the overall mechanism by which this occurs has not been entirely clarified, its properties as a kinase inhibitor serve to induce TFEB transcriptional activity.

For instance, in SAH the value of anemia and its possible compensation by RBC transfusions has not been entirely clarified [ 2, 43].

Similarly, the prognostic value of various other factors, such as p53, p16, p21, pRb, E2F1, p27KIP1, Mdm2, Bcl-2 and Bax is not yet entirely clarified.