Sentence examples for quite made clear from inspiring English sources

For reasons never quite made clear, in 2005 they were hired by a production company in Dubai to create "the first-ever commissioned American musical produced in the Middle East," as Mr. Krane's program biography puts it.

It's just that some haven't quite made clear which treatments might appeal to a person with health issues and which would suit those, like me, just looking for a good time.

She could not quite make clear what her point was.

She says that "all of this is hard-wired into the brains of women" — a process she works to document, but whose broader implications she never quite makes clear.

Given the Bulls' apparent institutional preference for letting players wreck themselves, Rose's apparent decision makes solid long-term sense for both him and the team, but Rose isn't quite making clear what that decision is.

The observation that wheel vibration modes are quite damped makes clear that the contribution to the total response, in terms of dynamic overload transmitted to the road pavement, is very small.

"Darren is captain, that has been made quite clear and also, if Gary Caldwell had been fit he might have had the armband.

The definitions of resting versus quite wakefulness need to be made clear.

I think he's searching for a victory, as he's made quite clear.

He said: "In the semi-final it was made quite clear the other dog played a role in it.

In the audition it was made quite clear this was a dog act with a range of dogs.