Sentence examples for it utterly clear from inspiring English sources

It should stop buying Treasurys to make it utterly clear that it will not monetize debt.

A look at the history of political violence in the United States makes it utterly clear there is no equivalency whatsoever between right and left.

Papas?" When we make it utterly clear we won't take anything, he skulks off like a small-time drug dealer, looking for another mark.

"It was utterly clear, without any ambiguity at all, that the statements in the paper were utterly false," he said.

The journal's editor, Richard Horton, told the Guardian: "It was utterly clear, without any ambiguity at all, that the statements in the paper were utterly false".

From a couple of minutes in – less if you're clever – it's utterly clear where the piece is going: one single chord methodically uncurling its way from an initial 11-beat rhythmic burst into an expansive blanket of harmony.

Ms Harman later wrote to the prime minister saying it was "utterly clear" that her comments had not been a call for higher taxes.

But when it became utterly clear to him that he was an enemy to God, he disassociated himself from him: for Abraham was most tender-hearted, forbearing.

And it should be utterly clear that no country — including Germany — is immune.

The time has come to turn up the heat on the small band of companies and people still willing to get rich off fossil fuel, even though it's now utterly clear they're breaking the planet.

In revisiting the passage, we see that it had become "utterly clear" to Abraham that his father was not vaguely opposed to Abraham's path, but was "an enemy" (uduwun), committed to its destruction.