Sentence examples for much clarified from inspiring English sources

"My realization of the complexity of making any film would be so much clarified that I would be much warier than most critics can be in assigning credit or blame".

With Schlick, then, philosophy became the activity of achieving a much clarified and deepened understanding of the cognitive and linguistic practices actually already employed in science and everyday discourse.

Another idea implicit in Morley's work, but much clarified by later work of William Marsh, John Baldwin and Alistair Lachlan, was that in any model of an uncountably categorical theory there is a central core (called a strongly minimal set) which carries a dependence relation obeying similar laws to linear dependence in vector spaces.

This was very much clarified, however, when Fodor (1975) introduced the hypothesis of mentalese, the "language of thought" (see Language of Thought Hypothesis), a syntactically structured representational system innate to the human brain, which Fodor argued, was, in some form, implicitly required by all coherent computational functionalist theories of cognition.

Based on clinical and basic studies on MTrPs, the pathophysiology of MTrP has been much clarified [ 1, 3, 7, 21, 33- 36].

"My guess is things will not be that much more clarified at the end of the weekend," said Gary L. Bauer, an influential leader and a Republican presidential hopeful in 2000.

Within hours, the Turkish authorities had blamed the attack on a homegrown Marxist organization, and on Friday evening Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the issue had "pretty much been clarified" because the bomber had been identified, by a skin mark on his head, as a former prisoner once jailed for domestic terrorism.

Molecular phylogenetic analyses are much less constrained by this problem and recent studies using slowly evolving nuclear genes have done much to clarify the membership and structure of Muroidea [ 5- 7].

But will analysing the reflections of these employees do much to clarify mutual misunderstanding?

"I'd much rather clarify to the public that being undocumented is just a circumstance I find myself in.

The Pentagon has not done much to clarify the bombing of a hospital run by Doctors Without Borders on Saturday.