Sentence examples for makes clear both from inspiring English sources

Reporting from The Washington Post and other outlets, though, makes clear both Kelly and White House Counsel Donald McGahn have known about the allegations against Porter for months.

Best of all, a tender passage in the metro, featuring a luminous closeup of Karina, mournful glances at passers-by, and a poem by Aragon, which makes clear both the glory and the artifice of the intellectualized populism dear to the culture that gave film noir its name.

He is killing, his story makes clear, both the foreign emotion of jealousy ("the sun where he was born / Drew all such humors from him," Desdemona says earlier) and the foreigner in himself, his sense, as a black man in a white world, of being perpetually other.

The simple outline of "S 2241 makes clear both that Congress envisioned that habeas petitioners would have some opportunity to present and rebut facts and that courts in cases like this retain some ability to vary the ways in which they do so as mandated by due process.

The simple outline of §2241 makes clear both that Congress envisioned that habeas petitioners would have some opportunity to present and rebut facts and that courts in cases like this retain some ability to vary the ways in which they do so as mandated by due process.

"We have repeatedly made clear, both in private and in public, our deep concerns about the bill passed by the Russian Parliament," a State Department spokesman, Patrick Ventrell, said Thursday.

The careful programming made clear both how much Stravinsky owed these Russian models — how much he was a product of his time — and how he pushed past them.

That policy changed within a day, after a top elected official made clear both humans and animals were welcome at the city's evacuation centers.

Although he denied the allegations, it was also made clear, both in Scotland and Rome, that the cardinal's move, and its swift acceptance by the Vatican, was intended to reduce the risk of the conclave being further spoiled by unpleasant distractions.

Israel has made clear both its determination to prevent the Arabs getting a nuclear bomb and, without saying so, its readiness to respond with nuclear weapons if attacked with chemical ones.

In a statement, State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said: "We have repeatedly made clear, both in private and in public, our deep concerns about the bill passed by the Russian parliament..