Sentence examples for expressed clear from inspiring English sources

Well, he responds, he sometimes finds himself reading "really fine prose, really beautifully expressed, clear prose, and feel, well, I should probably give up now".

In forums where Iraqis have met to discuss their political future and in all the proceedings of the Iraqi Governing Council, Iraqis have expressed clear commitments.

David Cameron knew this to be the case because of the memo Hunt had sent him where he had expressed clear support for the bid.

Some members of the G.O.P. rank and file have expressed clear disgust for Trump, and the Bushes have announced their refusal to vote at all.

Indeed, many of the left-wing party's internal factions have already expressed clear antipathy toward President Khatami's recently unveiled economic policy.

The 704-signature petition received expressed clear support stating that the signatories "are in favour of the Cardiff council proposal to build a new school for Ysgol Treganna and Tan-yr-Eos on land at Sanatorium Road".

4. Individually, express clear opinions on "heritage tourism" by writing position papers supported by research.

It does not directly claim responsibilty for the attack but expresses clear approval of it.

Mr. Lazio, who had said that Mr. Buchanan was divisive, insisted late last month that he would still accept the nomination while expressing clear support for George W. Bush, the Republican candidate for president.

Ms. Goncharik, the decision said, "loudly expressed rude and uncensored profanity, waved her hands, acted provocatively, did not react to clear instructions, knowingly violated public order, the civil peace, expressing clear lack of respect for society".

Whether gay partnerships are a distinction without a difference is perhaps a semantic debate, but with strong majorities expressing clear aversion to gay marriages, those averse to such arrangements are probably not that far from the mainstream, as well.