Sentence examples for really clarify from inspiring English sources

And does his parliamentary statement on the single currency really clarify the government's intentions?Not exactly.

"Sometimes a show of force by one side can really clarify things".

You're not like these other bull dykes here, all brutish.' I was so dumbstruck, I didn't really clarify — You know I'm gay?

The authors did not really clarify how their model reacts to the increasing number of tasks especially with the same arrival time.

It is not something that can really clarify whether or not you're a bad person.

Three areas of interest all influence home prices and investor activity, and the current consensus for each doesn't really clarify anything about near term home buying activity.

"Sometimes that reputation or stigma or whatever, it's not really clarified until you stay".

"My understanding of my own emotions relative to politics was really clarified in the past year.

I understand politically what he's trying to do: I understand the groups he's trying to win back, I understand the debates he wants to set up with the Republicans who now have the majority in the House, but I don't really understand what from a policy perspective his Presidency is about, and I don't think his speech really clarified it.

Having a kid really clarified that my relationship with him is just a million times more important than my relationship with any number of other people and I could look silly or foolish, and it wasn't going to have a lasting impact.

He would throw out a highly provocative idea such as the idea that the West has entered a post-capitalist society, thanks to the importance of pension funds—without really clarifying his terms or tying up his arguments.There is some truth in the first two arguments.