Sentence examples for made particularly clear from inspiring English sources

None of this is made particularly clear in this production.

Machiavelli recognized the advantages of such a system, which were made particularly clear when Florence's mercenary army, warring against Pisa, ignominiously turned and fled once the fighting got too rough.

This is made particularly clear in the document's emphasis that every individual has been created in the imago dei -- the image and likeness of God.

Such examples make particularly clear that the markets we know are not something independently "given", but depend on existing norms and institutions in societies, and sometimes even on certain forms of information technology.

Cities will make particularly distinctive fossils.

Still, as later portraits in the show make clear, particularly that of Vera Russell (1983), he has learned much from Matisse's willful looseness, his ability to imply by the sketchiest of suggestion elements of hair, clothing and body language.

Still, as his later portraits make clear (particularly of Vera Russell in 1983), he has learned much from Matisse's willful looseness, his ability to imply by the sketchiest of suggestion elements of hair, clothes and body language.

John Wayne made a particularly strong impression.

Nowhere was this made clearer than in the East Asian economic crisis of the late 90's -- particularly in Indonesia.

Earlier this year, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group, revised its ethics guidelines to make it clearer that certain gifts -- particularly those related to entertainment rather than education -- are inappropriate.

Techniques such as that developed by Bettini et al. [ 13] for studying the gel layer behavior during drug release seemed particularly suitable to make this aspect clearer.