Sentence examples for it made clear how from inspiring English sources

It made clear how Colonial America relied on wood to heat its houses and cook its food.

It's not that the show excused Perry, but it made clear how dangerous his abuse and Celeste's denial were.

Suzanne has just won the Oscar for best foreign language feature for In a Better World, but she wanted it made clear how important it is that we celebrate and support women film-makers.

This was partly retribution for his slow reflex to endorse the Democratic nominee, but it made clear how little currency he actually had with a new and growing movement he was so crucial in fomenting.

Rather, it made clear how "economic growth is compatible with extremism": Gujarat is a prosperous, outward-looking state with a worldwide diaspora; the rioters included well-off doctors and shopkeepers with mobile phones and government-supplied computer print-outs of Muslim addresses.As in China, partial globalisation is increasing internal regional disparities.

I chose this one as I think it makes clear how central singing is to Vernon's work.

It makes clear how the points of human intervention constructed in an otherwise automated process direct how and when people are involved.

The ad does not explain what would be reckless or dangerous about Mr. de Blasio's policing views, nor does it make clear how the Democrat would prompt a return to decline and decay.

Likewise, it makes clear how some structures form in some groups and not in others; e.g., limbs in land vertebrates (tetrapods) and fins in fishes or scales in sauropsids and hairs in mammals.

In my own life, I cleave to Taoism precisely because it makes clear how to do just that.

In particular, it makes clear how much the specific identity of a natural space and the practical purpose of knowledge production can affect the viability and utility of models.