Sentence examples for said to clarify from inspiring English sources

"We're going to have a hydroponic salad bar," Oka said, to clarify.

In what follows, more will be said to clarify exactly what Platonists have in mind by an abstract object.

In a statement, the Mets said: "To clarify, Moody's has affirmed the current rating on the IDA bonds, although it has changed its subjective outlook".

"It is a big advantage, that is true – [but] it was not my purpose to say [exactly] that," Van Gaal said, to clarify his post-game comments.

The "Quiet Zone" sign at Bethesda Terrace includes a legal citation, she said, "to clarify that this is not a subjective preference of the Central Park Conservancy" but rather a "city-determined code of conduct".

"I hope he will take that opportunity," the senator said, "to clarify the many issues on which he appears not to have been forthcoming and to tell the Senate Judiciary Committee and the American people the whole truth".

"I don't think just being aggressive is particularly interesting," she says, to clarify the specific brand of showing off that has made her name.

Like even you say, so you're saying, and then you go into a repeat back of what they're saying to clarify.

Sestan says to clarify differences between the species, the field now needs to examine more brain regions "to have a clearer idea of how specific this may be to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex".

The parallel is solely on the legislative maneuvering, and not on either issue, I should say (to clarify -- I'm not equating any actor or political group with any other, here, just talking about the process itself).

Still, several officials said the talks were still alive, if barely; Microsoft was said to be clarifying some of its offers.