Sentence examples for make quite clear from inspiring English sources

So let me make quite clear what I mean by the word.

That is why Western leaders must make quite clear their outrage over the invasion and continued bombing of Georgia.

They are, as the funerals make quite clear, entirely loved by some of their owners at least.

Last week's oil drilling rig explosion, fire, collapse and continuing spill in the Gulf of Mexico make quite clear the threat posed by an expansion of drilling.

But, left unprompted, they make quite clear that campaign finance reform is not even close to a top-of-the-mind issue.

O'Donnell's rules make quite clear that the election purdah remains in place, so preventing a sitting PM making major decisions to affect the course of negotiations.

I think he's searching for a victory, as he's made quite clear.

He made quite clear that anyone against him would be a target.

This would pose obvious problems for Catalonia, since Spain has made quite clear its unwillingness to support an independent Catalonia.

He said: "In the semi-final it was made quite clear the other dog played a role in it.

In the audition it was made quite clear this was a dog act with a range of dogs.