Sentence examples for it eminently clear from inspiring English sources

Studies of women had made it eminently clear that there were very few characteristics that could be attributed both exclusively and universally to one sex or the other; whether one was expected to be strong or weak, aggressive or passive, serious or humorous, disciplinarian or nurturing, and so on depended on cultural expectations, not on biology.

Mills makes it eminently clear that the company will never go into the mobile device business.

Management's hard-line position has made it eminently clear that they're intent on hollowing out the UFCW's medical plan, and that this offer is but the first salvo.

In other words, the president has made it eminently clear how foreign leaders in need of American support can please him.

It is eminently clear to the university and to the coach".

"It became eminently clear that what you saw in a living room at a party usually was not what was going on," she said.

"It's eminently clear this is something that nobody wanted," says Kastelein.

For starters, it's eminently clear that establishment politics have failed us, and in the coming weeks and months there will be a shake-up within all levels of the Democratic Party.

It should be eminently clear by now that Coach Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Can-You-Hear-Me-Now Can-You-Hear-Me-Nowheir own loose tongues or their egregious on-field mistands.

Ian Prior, a Justice Department spokesman, said it should be "eminently clear" that the Justice Department "will never negotiate or sign a consent decree that could reduce the lawful powers of the police department and result in a less safe city".

It was, however, eminently clear early in our synthetic endeavors that this was the most likely mode for ETP biosynthesis.