Sentence examples for exactly clear to from inspiring English sources

What the man is seeking is never exactly clear: To take a suit before the court?

The agency's reasoning was not exactly clear to the researchers, who mostly opposed the idea, the three researchers said.

To this day, it's not exactly clear to me what led the narrator who I mentioned earlier to disclose this story with such candor.

(We're all transplanted New York Jews, and Jews don't really have godparents, so what we were agreeing to wasn't exactly clear to me).

It was not exactly clear to whom Kraft was referring, when, this week, he said to reporters, "Jealousy and envy are incurable diseases".

Employees, all the way up to the team president, were required to close their shades during practices, so they couldn't see the field and pass on vital information to — well, it's not exactly clear to whom.

That was sort of in July, so I wasn't exactly clear as to what I wanted to do.

Written by Stephen Stills, that astonishing song ("There's something happening here/What it is ain't exactly clear") came to encapsulate '60s turmoil so perfectly that resorting to it is a subconscious admission by a documentarian: "I have nothing to say that Stephen Stills didn't say better in 2 minutes 41 seconds".

While we can't wait to see our kids when they are home for holiday vacation, we are also not exactly clear what to expect, how they've changed and how they will react to being home.

Page 24 Sports AN UNLIKELY TRAILBLAZER FOR A KNICKS PIONEER How John Rucker, a 1950 graduate of Brooklyn's Erasmus Hall High, wound up preceding the Knicks' first black player in training camp is not exactly clear, even to Rucker.

The role of Mn2+ and NAD+ is not exactly clear due to similar rates of malic acid conversion during the first 36 h of reaction time (Figure 4A).