Sentence examples for making plain that from inspiring English sources

But reality eventually intruded, making plain that Iran, like many other nations, has an alcohol problem.

Farmers understand that there's a demand for food, but no one's making plain that there's a demand for energy crops".

The impasse in peace talks did not prompt divided Palestinians to reunite, making plain that for now they are more interested in combating each other than fighting Israel.

As President George Bush did in that earlier conflict, Clinton personalized the conflict -- making plain that U.S. grievances are aimed directly at Saddam Hussein.

If Gordon Brown is serious about restoring trust in politics he should start by making plain that the US investigation into BAE will enjoy his full support.

Bauman's rejection of the plaintiffs' "continuous-and-systematic-contacts" test for general jurisdiction also provides doctrinal clarity, making plain that such continuous and systematic contacts alone can only support specific jurisdiction.

As Yergin's book makes plain, that is simply not true.

"Billy Elliot" makes plain that the miners lost.

But recent events make plain that it is not working.

Kennedy's opinion in Windsor makes plain that that day is drawing ever nearer.

Her smile made plain that nobody was supposed to believe that.