Sentence examples for make plain how from inspiring English sources

Mr O'Donnell does well to make plain how much less clear-cut orthodoxy was in 400AD.

However, it does make plain how Samsung perceives Android at the moment — in peril.

The exhibition makes plain how detailed the model is.

The manager of the moving company the Kasners used made plain how strange it was.

"One Mississippi, Two Mississippi" (Oxford), by Carol V.R. George, a history of the Mt. Zion church, makes plain how essential the church was to the local civil-rights struggle.

Much as Horne regrets the destruction of medieval buildings on the Île de la Cité, he makes plain how dire was the need for slum clearance.

But the passage also made plain how exhausting life would be for a kid who was forced to hide in fantasy in order to cope.

Fae, who conceived of the play, brings Paul, a magnificently brave woman, to life with a light touch and intelligent humor, and makes plain how much we owe her.

Thank you, Nikole Hannah-Jones, for making plain how antiblackness and the effort to subjugate black and brown people and those deemed "other" are enduring subtexts to all our fights around education.

It tied together the conceit of the dessert; its green edge and speckled red core made plain how the watermelon radish got its name, and made the dessert's leap from radish to melon work on a visual as well as a verbal level.

As such, it would be a disservice to discuss his death without first creating some competitive context, to make plain just how good the Colombian side that he led to that tournament could have been had they not spent it shackled by mortal fear.