Sentence examples for not actually clear from inspiring English sources

For one thing, it's not actually clear what Tillerson's views on foreign policy are.

The banquet hall clears, or, if it does not actually clear, it clears out mentally.

It's not actually clear whether it was the party boss who decided that while the voice had to change, the cute exterior needed to remain.

"We go out and ask," Ms. Baker said, "and even the community is not actually clear where large amounts of money should go".

(It should also be noted that, in general usage, the term "eco-city" is ill-defined, and that despite China's plans to establish hundreds of them, it's not actually clear what constitutes the status "eco").

When it says, "Each state shall appoint electors in such manner as the legislature thereof may direct," may the legislature direct as to the Florida Supreme Court, and, "Florida Supreme Court, we don't want you to review whatever we do?" MR. TRIBE -- I'm not actually clear about that, Justice Ginsburg.

Who really came up with the idea of Microsoft doing its own computers isn't actually clear, but it was obviously borne out of the company's strategic outlook.

"What we are saying is: OK, why don't we then ensure there is some baseline assessment when a child first starts at primary school so that those schools can prove that they have nonetheless – even if they haven't actually cleared that new higher hurdle – really given those children a good education.

Of course it's not actually that clear-cut or simple.

Looking at the site it's not really clear what they actually do.

It's not really clear when it actually went offline, but it was an enjoyable time while it lasted.