Sentence examples for makes fully clear from inspiring English sources
But none of it makes fully clear that Bairstow – who can no longer claim to be a fully unknown quantity – is good enough to be here for the foreseeable future.
That is marvelously intriguing and it bears on the nature of infinity, though in ways that Mr. Aczel does not make fully clear.
Although officials spoke with confidence of the attack's imminence and seriousness, they did not make fully clear the basis of their assertions.
Mr. Malkovich appears as Marvin, a paranoid ex-spook who delivers diatribes against dentists and satellites, whips his head up at the sky bug-eyed with suspicion when helicopters pass overhead and carries a pink stuffed pig for reasons never made fully clear.
Whether or not physicians consulted a totally independent second physician was not made fully clear in every report.
President Obama could set the tone, not only on Financial Reform but in large measure of his presidency if he would make it fully clear that if a compromised, ineffective, watered down bill lands on his desk he will veto it.
"It makes it clear a fully professional team will always beat 15 individuals when you only have that amount of preparation time.
Still, one consistent stumbling block, first for NBC and now for CBS, has been that the Clinton side has not fully made clear what kind of show he would be willing to do -- the extent to which such a show would deal with public affairs or feature lighter fare, like celebrity interviews.
