Sentence examples for make clear said from inspiring English sources

Yet her clothes make clear, said Valerie Steele, director of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, the queen's understanding of her ongoing lifelong "performance," and it doesn't take a semiotician to read in her presentation a clear portrayal of upper-class distaste for novelty and gimmick, a resistance to foreign ideas, a reassuring matronly solidity.

"I want to make clear," said Gridley, "that the Hitching Post, or any other minister that I'm aware of, is not subject to our ordinance".

"Don Fehrenbacher was one of the two or three top Lincoln scholars in the United States, as his recent Lincoln Prize from Gettysburg College made clear," said Carl Degler, professor of history at Stanford and Pulitzer winner.

This amendment, part of a larger spending bill for the State Department that now goes to the full Senate, makes clear, said Mr. Van Hollen, "that we don't want U.S. taxpayer dollars to be used for..

"There's always a need to look at the squad and bring in one or two players in certain positions, as Brendan has made clear," said Jenkins.

"What we want is the truth and for the facts to be made clear," said Nicolás Vargas, whose son Édgar was injured in the attack by police in Iguala.

While long term impacts of the tour are unknown, short term, the Guarani-Kaiowá people's "voice has been made clear," says Shenker.

Only a more integrated euro zone will tap Germany's good credit, Ms. Merkel has made clear, saying time and again that euro bonds come at the end of that process.

"There are things that need to be unbundled and made clearer," she said.

"I am not a second-class citizen – let's make that clear," said the singer angrily in an opening statement made when he was flanked by his lawyer.

I think that today's numbers make that clear," said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers union.