Sentence examples for makes quite clear from inspiring English sources

The Guggenheim show makes quite clear, then, what Cattelan's previous, slickly theatrical installations have obscured: he doesn't make art.

Exit is economics, voice is politics — and Hirschman makes quite clear that there are important phenomena in this world that economics alone just can't explain.

But the appellate court's broader point makes quite clear that sale orders can normally bar most categories of "successor liability" claims.

Frank's work is doubtlessly honest, but, as Lane himself makes quite clear in describing Frank's editing process, it is far from unblinking.

Thomas's claim is particularly ironic in view of the fact that the CEF makes quite clear its intent to teach that no amount of moral or ethical behavior (pdf) can spare a nonbeliever from an eternity in hell.

They were derided for being "cloistered in colleges", and as men who had "never earned a dollar by the sweat of their brow .But Mr Irwin's accessible analysis makes quite clear that the act cannot be said to have caused the Great Depression.

I think he's searching for a victory, as he's made quite clear.

So let me make quite clear what I mean by the word.

He said: "In the semi-final it was made quite clear the other dog played a role in it.

That is why Western leaders must make quite clear their outrage over the invasion and continued bombing of Georgia.

In the audition it was made quite clear this was a dog act with a range of dogs.