Sentence examples for makes clear rather from inspiring English sources

Older recipes tend to be vague on exact details but potatoes should be waxy, as the CPA makes clear, rather than the floury ones Mark Hix uses, so they keep their shape when cooked.

This moment in history is no mere incident, he made clear; rather, "it will determine the pattern of international politics for the next generation".

Too many times he stayed on the periphery looking for the ball that has been cleared rather than making a run.

The above quote from Syrian President Assad makes it rather clear that he doesn't in any way believe that the war in Syria is about to be over.

The contrasting results registered at Sotheby's made it rather difficult to draw clear-cut conclusions about the state of the market.

The decision seems easier to make when addressing a clear-cut rather than a borderline case.

Mainly, however, he has made it clear that rather than bargaining with workers, he wants to end workers' ability to bargain.

On several occasions, bigger firms made it clear that rather than try to pry financing from shell-shocked lenders, they are just steering around them.

The smaller particles make the cream clear, rather than leaving unattractive white marks on the skin, meaning people are more likely to apply it.

Note that for the figures, the height threshold was not relaxed in order to find activations about which inferences could be made but rather to provide a clearer impression of the spatial extent in which the peak activation clusters identified with the more stringent threshold were embedded.

What's more, the U.S.-spec Arc packs support for AT&T's 2G and 3G bands, which makes rather clear Sony Ericsson's carrier of choice.