Sentence examples for he made it very plain from inspiring English sources
Wilhelmina Moore, 55, director of constituent services for a member of the Philadelphia City Council: "He made it very plain that he supported his pastor.
"And he made it very plain to the country that what he believes [is] what he said on Saturday and not what he read two days later".
In a Guardian interview, he said strained relations with the UK over the past five years had made it "very plain" that Jersey's interests were not always aligned with those of Britain.
"The island should be prepared to stand up for itself and should be ready to become independent if it were necessary in Jersey's interest to do so". In a Guardian interview, he said strained relations with the UK over the past five years had made it "very plain" that Jersey's interests were not always aligned with those of Britain.
"Those legislators who don't like Planned Parenthood have made it very plain that they will be relentless in their attempts to shut Planned Parenthood down," Ms. Hart said.
The selectors, claiming to be looking towards the future, have made it very plain Chambers does not figure in their plans in the build-up to the 2012 Olympic Games in particular.
"But I have made it very plain that I will oppose and fight any job-killing tax, such as a personal income tax surcharge, that I believe would really hurt this state's economic competitiveness and drive jobs out," he said.
"But she really made it very plain that she has reached a point in her life that made her realize the very important role of women in society," she said, "and the tremendous value in having an education environment where there are mostly women".
In the process of defending his own honour Turnbull did take the opportunity to make it very plain – however – that he thought Bolt's influence on the government was rather unproductive to the longevity of the government – commentary which possibly would have made Andrew more cranky than being called crazy and unhinged.
"And I might make it very plain that there is no wink and there is no nod when it comes to that opposition," he said, adding that he hoped the legislative leaders "get the message".
