Sentence examples for make clear anyone from inspiring English sources

And, we should also make clear, anyone who shouts MEGSY – I'm looking at you Dan Shepherd – is clearly a dangerously unstable heretic.

And the IRS [Internal Revenue Service] website makes it clear anyone is entitled to start a religion without seeking IRS permission.

That will make it clearer to anyone who might edit your article later.

John D. Bond III, president of J. A. Jones Construction Company, said in a statement today in response to the revelation, "Let me make this as clear as I can make it: anyone who questions the patriotism of J. A. Jones Construction Company, its employees and our historical commitment to a free world is misguided and misinformed".

In case I haven't made this completely clear: anyone who tells you that they can cut, cut, cut America out of debt, or even that our debt is caused by massive amounts of wasteful spending in the first place, is dangerously uninformed, blinded by a fanciful anti-government ideology or lying to your face.

Reagon made it clear that anyone criticising BM while benefiting from its trade was being disloyal.

He and Robinson had made it clear to anyone who had asked that he was not willing to change position.

The Pakistani government has made it clear that anyone who is brought onto its soil will be arrested.

HMRC makes it clear that anyone who works continuously and uniquely for a single firm is not genuinely self-employed.

CHICAGO -- For months, Rod R. Blagojevich, the former governor of Illinois, has made it clear to anyone who would listen that he planned to testify in his corruption trial.

The House Republicans on Tuesday made it clear to anyone who had missed it that they are not interested in a deal on the current federal budget.