Sentence examples for making abundantly clear from inspiring English sources

Kingsley Amis, for reasons which the serialisation of his letters is making abundantly clear, could not maintain the riotous promise of the novels he wrote in his thirties.

Mr. Scowcroft and others are making abundantly clear that dealing with Iraq is a highly complicated matter that carries great potential to produce unintended and injurious consequences if handled rashly by Mr. Bush.

Let us all continue to call on the NFL to take Rice's actions seriously, treating them with the magnitude they deserve, and making abundantly clear that violence against women is unacceptable.

The hundreds of NFL players who are choosing to #TakeAKnee or sit down or lock arms are likewise making abundantly clear that this is not a protest against the national anthem.

As the hugely telling "place-making" videos make abundantly clear, for the money-men, a proliferation of art galleries, hipsters and small independent businesses are a great sign.

As the argument made abundantly clear, it doesn't.

And in Haydn, Mr. Andsnes has fared especially well, as two EMI discs make abundantly clear.

Yet as the introduction makes abundantly clear, the author is a fan.

The melody goes back farther, the harmonic structure farther still, as this CD makes abundantly clear.

In a still valued textbook, he made abundantly clear the nature of that choice.

One thing the rickety advance on reforming welfare makes abundantly clear – it's not working now.