Sentence examples for equally clear though from inspiring English sources

It's equally clear, though, that women have a knack for finding his weak spots.

It seems equally clear, though, that right now there is a cryptocurrency frenzy, and that a lot of these things are nonsensical, have dubious value, and will soon disappear.

Equally clear to many, though not all, is the important contributions the scale up of HIV programs has made to broader health and development goals.

While he very clearly — though without any particular drama — denounces colonialism, Achebe is equally clear in his intention not to be reactionary in his reactions, to concern himself with individuals rather than ideologies.

Now let me be equally clear.

The counter-argument is equally clear.

Miliband has to be equally clear.

Though one can track the downward spiral of love in these poems, it is equally clear that the quality of yearning is what is most important for the poet.

In people terms, the ambition is equally clear.

Max had a different but equally clear guiding principle: mutuality.

Yet he was equally clear about his use of terminology.