Sentence examples for is clarify from inspiring English sources
verb
To make clear or bright by freeing from feculent matter; to defecate; to fine; -- said of liquids, as wine or syrup.
"All you really do with comedy," Jay Leno says, "is clarify the news a little.
Florida got us into this mess; the least these two Florida schools could do is clarify this B.C.S. entanglement.
What the ancillary awards do is clarify the pool of films that are consistently "in the conversation," meaning that Academy members are more likely to pull them out of the screener pile.
Another thing Mr. Reynders does is clarify whether the money is to cover development expenses that will not be recouped or is an actual investment with the expectation of a return.
The first thing you need to do, says Maggie Loughran from the Federation of Family History Societies, is clarify what it is your ancestor actually did, using independent sources such as birth, marriage and death certificates, parish registers and the census.
One of the most important things leaders must do early is clarify and establish their organization's vision and values.
At Ajax, it is clarifying.
Wordplay is clarified by witty physical annotations.
"Metaphor is clarifying, until it's overused, of course".
This is clarified in Fig. 2.
One thing that is clarified is the guesting feature.
