Sentence examples for make clear to me from inspiring English sources

Yet local politicians regularly explicitly and implicitly make clear to me they remain very concerned about coverage in local newspapers and websites.

He does give a table, with a long supporting footnote that failed to make clear to me how he could have possibly decided that 90,000,000 Americans are now living on less than $4,500 a year; I suspect some confusion between a "maintenance" and a "minimum-comfort" budget.

When I think of Muslim women, I think of Khadija, the prophet Muhammad's wife and first convert to Islam, who was a successful merchant in her own right; of Fatima al-Fihri, who founded the oldest university in the world in Fez, Morocco; of historical women who make clear to me again and again that to be an educated, creative, interesting Muslim woman is nothing new.

At the same time, ISIS fighters and supporters make clear to me that a fight against the UK, for example, is destined for the far future, after an Islamic state is established in Iraq and Syria and then extended throughout the Muslim world as a caliphate.

Some of the children attending will be coming from Little Rock, and he tried to make clear to me that Little Rock spells urban, urban spells black, and black spells crime.

"It was made clear to me by the administration".

"That much has been made clear to me".

"The shooting made clear to me that things can go too far.

Curtis Schroeder, it was made clear to me, did not wish to talk about sexual reassignment surgery.

"This referendum is making clear to me that it is between the rich and the poor".

The impact of quality internships was made clear to me at a recent reception.