Sentence examples for seem crystal clear from inspiring English sources

The financial reasons for the huge growth of cloud services seem crystal clear: cloud computing simply allows us to pay for what we need only when we need it, right?

Your goals may seem crystal clear to you, but don't assume they are to your employees.

With these new developments it seems crystal clear the Aceh government deliberately intends to open up and destroy huge tracts of the Leuser Ecosystem.

But the message to San Diego Comic-Con seemed crystal clear, too: Disney can march every one of your fans out of the convention center if it wants to.

Sarit Michaeli, a spokeswoman for B'Tselem, said: "In this case it seems crystal clear a soldier executed a wounded Palestinian assailant while he was on the ground.

What seems crystal clear for his side is that at the scene of England's 4-1 win over Holland at Euro 96 there will be no repeat of that result.

Raab told Sky News's Murnaghan show: "Amid all the froth and frenzy of the media debate, it seems crystal clear not only that he has not done anything illegal, but that he has not behaved improperly in any way.

If our listeners are anything like me, they'll find those thoughts that once seemed crystal clear inside their minds turned into garbled nonsense when they try to verbalize those thoughts during really tough moments.

It seems crystal clear now that Mr. Boehner is willing to reach a deal that would pass with a combination of Democrats and Republicans in the House, but without a substantial portion of his caucus.

In the 1970s it seemed crystal clear that one of the battlefronts of feminism was women's history, where feminists both in the academy and without were reclaiming a lost past in their research, empowering students in their teaching, and using historical insight to inform feminist strategy.

Denmark, Germany and Portugal are the other contenders and Van Marwijk adds: "Sometimes you have surprises but the last two matches made our vulnerability clear and that it isn't certain we will become European champions". What seems crystal clear for his side is that at the scene of England's 4-1 win over Holland at Euro 96 there will be no repeat of that result.