Sentence examples for not too clear from inspiring English sources
The competition laws that regulate them are not too clear either.
He said of Judge Sprizzo, "He's not only fast, but also not too clear".
Mr. Simants's "stories are not too clear," Sheriff Gordon Glisterr said after questioning Mr. Simants for two hours.
Although it seems that software metrics have moved beyond mere performance measurement, it is not too clear how machine effectiveness, efficiency, and effort pertain to human requirements on such matters.
"But you couldn't tell by the numbers because they were linked at the top and not too clear, as if the date was written in haste.
By a process which is still not too clear, the individual internalizes all of the sources of power capital in a manner parallel to the way he develops a sense of self-esteem.
The instructions weren't too clear about attaching the ground wire.
Robertson wasn't too clear on the details of the meeting, because he had had so much German schnapps.
Americans aren't too clear how much CEOs actually take home in compensation, but even so, they believe these corporate leaders make too much money.
I feel better about fall 2012, because it wasn't too clear, and some people assumed things it had nothing to do with, like the Internet age.
Hartnett's words made a story in the newspapers, and yet – like sentences in many unrehearsed and unguarded interviews – their precise meaning wasn't too clear.
