Sentence examples for it's clear enough from inspiring English sources

It's clear enough that many of Hillary's most severe critics, especially in the mainstream media, are women; it's less clear what to make of that fact.

BILLBOARD BUSHWHACK: The air in Los Angeles may be smoggy, as El Segundo's latest advertising campaign claims, but apparently it's clear enough for officials in the City of Angels to see they're being had.

Whichever the case, it's clear enough that whatever it was before, Syria's conflict is being fought along sectarian lines.

It's clear enough that the forensic evidence crucial to the pair's conviction was fatally flawed (if in doubt, pay a visit to the frighteningly thorough analysis at injusticeinperugia.org).org

"It's clear enough which team everybody is on," he added.

It's clear enough that Mr Obama hoped the incentive would lead to new hiring.

If coercion includes uses of direct force against a person's body, it is clear enough how it can constrain most kinds of freedom (though not necessarily how it can affect autonomy).

He recognized that while it is "clear enough" that Haas's editions convey "Bruckner's original thoughts," the scores Haas wanted to expunge were often musically "more effective".

It is clear enough from Amis's own writing, as well as from Leader's account of his life, that he took pleasure seriously.

But it is clear enough, and Barris's tacky fantasies are a symptom of the guilt and self-loathing among the mandarins of the mass entertainment revolution.

It is clear enough from the coalition's mood music that the unease between the parties goes far beyond policy matters.