Sentence examples for is too clear from inspiring English sources
History is too clear on what unconstrained power can lead to.
But it is too clear for dispute that the enslaved African race were not intended to be included".
Anthony writes that, in Solondz's script, Bill and Trish "never meet in the movie, I regret to say"—yet the reason for that is too clear.
One is that if the seller is too clear about what he is offering, the buyer might be able to figure out what is being offered without actually paying for it.
On the contrary, the loop-type is too clear to match the observation in Fig. 7, and its start time of the reversal is clearly different from the observation (January) due to the large vectors D j, y TS0's in the period from July to December.
It's a fool's errand, as the record is too clear.
Lewens is too clear-sighted to deny all credibility to such claims.
In his detachment, he is too clear-eyed to hate and too knowing to be grave.
Sebald is too clear-sighted to believe that knowing the truthful horror of wars could ever prevent them.
The letters are frank about the indignities of getting old, from hearing aids to cataract operations, and about the burdens of looking after Barry, her increasingly ailing Jamaican partner.But Miss Athill is too clear-eyed to become a bore about such things.
