Sentence examples for makes amply clear from inspiring English sources

As this book makes amply clear, she was all that word implies, and never failed to capture the house.

The text makes amply clear that both Duryodhan and Dushasana have committed adharma, an unspeakably horrid act worthy of censure (e.g., Draupadi: "The dharma of the Bharatas is destroyed... the seniormost of the Kurus take no notice of this savage violation of dharma!"* (2.60.33-35)).

Although Washington has made amply clear that the system is targeted against Iranian missiles and that it would in no way degrade Russia's deterrent, Moscow remains unconvinced.

Redis Labs made amply clear that the application of Commons Clause made them not open source, and that Redis itself remains open source and BSD-licensed.

And as the Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal has now made amply clear, people's personal information has also very liberally leaked out of Facebook — oftentimes without their knowledge or consent.

***--The Republicans (sic) had made amply clear that they would use Ms. Warren's appointment as yet another excuse to obstruct the operation of the... Republic.

Yes, dear professorial moderates: The governance of universities involves differences between faculty and administration about who should have power to decide certain questions, as retired Harvard President Derek Bok has made amply clear in his new Higher Education in America and as he told me in an interview that I reported here in Huffington Post.

The outcome of this 'attachment style' questionnaire will be the first one of its kind in the context of ESRD and the correlation of the questionnaire output with the demands of interpersonal interaction across the modes of dialytic therapies will be made amply clear.

The previous evening the reason for Mr Netanyahu's confidence had been made amply apparent.

For one thing, Nicola Sturgeon made amply and repeatedly clear during the election campaign that a vote for her party in this UK election would not mandate a further referendum, let alone independence.

Fear not, Richardson has made amply sure we won't.