Sentence examples for makes completely clear from inspiring English sources

The testimony of Aristotle makes completely clear, however, that this was the philosophical system of Plato in his later years and not that of Pythagoras or even the later Pythagoreans.

Cook [ 44] states that the most important thing is that the researcher makes completely clear that the participant understand the meaning of participation.

And the link is made completely clear in the town meeting that forms the play's denouement.

Mr. Allen said he wanted to make completely clear why he had chosen George Stevens's "Shane" as the film he wanted to watch.

He said: "The two are completely incomparable and will you go a bit further and perhaps suggest to him that he might be appropriately named but he's in the wrong job?" Smith told him: "I made completely clear my view that there is absolutely no equivalence between the legal activity of horse riding and the illegal activity of drug taking.

But for reasons never made completely clear, the test results were not destroyed by the players union and the 104 positives were subsequently seized by federal agents on the West Coast investigating matters related to the distribution of drugs to athletes.

Particularly, the pharmacological and toxicological profiles must be made completely clear and the advantages and the disadvantages of CNTs must be carefully weighed before they are used as drug carriers in human body.

(TLP, 5.5562) {§6.5} A proposition is completely logically analysed if its grammar is made completely clear: no matter what idiom it may be written or expressed in. (PR, 51; cf. BT, 308) {§6.5} Logical analysis is the analysis of something we have, not of something we don't have.

They are never made completely clear.

"That has been made completely clear by the record of this Republican "do-nothing" 80th Congress.

What these concepts mean in a biological context is not made completely clear.