Sentence examples for makes clear but from inspiring English sources

Their worlds are negotiable, Kushner makes clear, but not bridgeable.

The banker is wrong, the story makes clear, but his vision of America is winning.

Immigration is seldom off the agenda in any country, as our special report this week makes clear, but things are especially acute in Britain.

Of course, a state like this is not necessarily irreligious – as the case of the US makes clear – but it is, according to this definition, secular.

There's nothing romantic about alcoholic self-destruction, as Here Comes Everybody makes clear, but a song as beautiful as "A Pair of Brown Eyes" can make you believe there is – at least while it's playing.

This would not only be bad for privacy – as the industry's track-record makes clear – but more generally, vendor-dominated silos would constrain and limit the potential of the emerging technological landscape.

Ibsen's questions are made clear but not forcefully embodied.

This guy may own this garish condo, Stone is making clear, but it is not home.

How much of the book is autobiographical is never really made clear, but beside the point.

Undine will never be satisfied, as the last lines of the book make clear, but our magazine-bred voyeurism is.

Things are bad enough, Arseny always made clear, but there was no need to lose one's head entirely.