Sentence examples for far more clear from inspiring English sources

The role of the designer was far more clear.

Things are far more clear in terms of competing high-speed Internet service providers.

What's far more clear is that Simpson's uniquely American tragedy shaped much of our debate on race in the 1990s and still reflects our unresolved tensions today.

It isn't that we're wrong, but we will be more far more clear in our perceptions when the nervous system has relaxed.

But that showing would have to be far more clear and the meaning of the Act much more dubious for us to give those administrative considerations weight in the interpretative process.

The figurative skill of the Aztec craftsmen is far more clear in their exquisite masks: highly polished faces of stone, alabaster, wood and stucco inlaid with red shells, ivory, or glistening black obsidian eyes.

In Mr. Berman's account, Mr. Thieu emerges as far more clear-sighted than either Nixon or Mr. Kissinger about the North Vietnamese and their intentions.

Like their counterparts in the east, western-stream Bantu speakers cultivated cereals, worked metal, and made pottery, but the evidence of livestock is far more clear-cut; at first they primarily raised sheep and goats, slightly later cattle.

Crawley manager John Gregory told BBC Surrey: "I cannot be too angry with my team because we've come here - and it's normally been a difficult place to come and get anything - but we've totally dominated the game and our chances were far more clear-cut then Gillingham had.

Because the Asia-Pacific Pivot -- a complex geopolitical shift for America from fateful over-involvement in the Islamic world of the Middle East and Central Asia to increased engagement with the rising Asia-Pacific -- is both a set of new ideas and a set of very old ones, having been launched by the far more clear-thinking Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt.

But Trump's argument was by far the more clear-cut.