Sentence examples for makes perfectly clear from inspiring English sources

He makes perfectly clear that he wants to win a French Open title more than anything.

At several points the Court in Gertz makes perfectly clear the restrictions of presumed and punitive damages were to apply in all cases.

Their experiences, as described in the ruling, makes perfectly clear why the largely minority citizens targeted and victimized by the program come away feeling angry and ill used.

The Fitzgerald indictment makes perfectly clear that the White House misled the public as to its involvement in sliming Wilson and talking about Plame.

The dissent states that "[a]t several points the Court in Gertz makes perfectly clear [that] the restrictions of presumed and punitive damages were to apply in all cases". Post, at 758, n. 11.

But as Mark Ovenden makes perfectly clear in PARIS UNDERGROUND: The Maps, Stations, and Design of the Métro (Penguin, paper, $25), the maps for this complex transportation network are just as emblematic.

That's a message I want to make perfectly clear".

That fact the wolf tracks made perfectly clear.

It has now been made perfectly clear that even in the leanest of times.

Berlin has already made perfectly clear that any changes to European treaties would be too risky.

On the campaign trail, Trump made perfectly clear how excellent a negotiator he is.