Sentence examples for not real clear from inspiring English sources

"I think it's probably fair to say it's not real clear," Girardi said of the team's second-half prospects, "because you don't know exactly when the guys are coming back or how they're going to feel.

Councilman Bill de Blasio, the chairman of the Council's General Welfare Committee, said, "It's not real clear yet what this new thought is about, with no funding and no clear explanation of its target or direction".

As for the rumors that Romney might pick Florida Senator Marco Rubio as his running mate in order to shore up his support among Hispanics, Finnegan says, "It's not real clear that Marco Rubio could even swing Florida into Romney's column".

"People here know Russell is a good company, and they're happy it's here, but they're not real clear on what they do," says C.R. Roberts, a business reporter for the Tacoma News-Tribune.

"There is not a real clear understanding about what roles are being played by the different entities," Ms. Mark-Viverito said.

"Again, it's not a real clear answer," Friedman said.

"The problem is that E.U. law does not supply any real, clear explanation of how 'best interests' should be implemented," Helen Stalford, who studies European children's rights at the University of Liverpool, said.

Readers and commenters are divided between real and not real, with no clear line of demarcation.

"They didn't have any real clear chances, but they scored a quality goal.

"We're going to see some really messy economic data in the next couple of months, so it's not going to be real clear what the economy is doing," said John P. Waterman, who helps manage about $8 billion as chief investment officer at Rittenhouse Asset Management in Radnor, Pa.

"I don't think it's real clear," Giuliani said, blaming Democrats for muddying the message about American resolve.