Sentence examples for had made plain from inspiring English sources

This was a view that Democratic members had made plain.

The department said Mr Coveney had made plain that "the intensive investigation is now winding down".

Although he had made plain in the campaign that he disagreed with some of her foreign-policy views, he admired her discipline and believed that, as a member of the Cabinet, she wouldn't publicly break with the President.

Lyon's participation in this tournament had represented something of a comedown, in light of their having been Champions League ever-presents since 1999, but Villas-Boas had made plain his delight to have a tilt at the trophy.

Mr. Mosley, in a telephone interview, said that Google had been helpful, if not always swift, in answering his requests to remove photos but that he should not have to constantly ask them to do so, since the court ruling had made plain that they were illicit.

The nine premiers had made plain that they see no hope of constitutional change while a party that simply wants out is in charge of the province, and the PQ was happy to prove them right".Etymological pirouettes," scoffed Jacques Brassard, Quebec's minister for inter-governmental affairs, at the decision to replace "distinct society" with "unique character".

What Dahl hinted at, Anderson has made plain.

What Hurricane Sandy has made plain is that there is a balance.

As a variety of memoirs and journalistic accounts have made plain, Bush seldom entertains contrary opinion.

But ITV has made plain that it has no desire to take money from the BBC.

Yet the UK has made plain that diplomatic relations with Russia will not be affected.