Sentence examples for simply not clear from inspiring English sources

It is simply not clear which parent was the perpetrator.

But it is simply not clear how the Romney campaign would fill the holes.

But it's simply not clear that the banking industry is out of the woods.

But the markets may also be calm because it is simply not clear yet what all the repercussions of the deal will be.

Whether or not she was turned down for reasons of race is simply not clear – her age and lack of hospital experience were clearly against her.

"Absolutely everything's strange about this case, and the chain of facts is simply not clear, whatever your theory is," said Dr. Angela Hegarty, a forensic psychiatrist at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens, who also teaches at Columbia University.

And the answer is that we still don't know, because the results of the trial are simply not clear-cut.

Yet the reality is simply not that clear cut: purely in terms of entertaining football, there are strong arguments that 1938, 1962, 2002, 2006 and maybe 2010 were inferior.

Examining some of the projects that were awarded payments in the first two rounds of the auction, Burke found farmers were often paid more than the value of their land simply not to clear parts of it.

It emerged that for many students the premise of doctoral level study being the production of original work had simply not been clear.

A humanist would respond that the question itself reveals that the critic simply is not clear on the concept of "human being"—a concept that includes the notion of a common life, based on shared embodiment, from which radically impaired humans are excluded.