Sentence examples similar to someone clarified from inspiring English sources

Can someone clarify this?

Thanks for the update, but I can't see any AirPlay option in the app when using an iPad 2. Could someone clarify, please?

I recently posted about a donnybrook at a Bedouin wedding, and asked for someone to clarify what a traditional Bedouin wedding does and doesn't prohibit.

Our first question, from kvon in New York: "Could someone possibly clarify for me why the no. 1 seed is playing the no. 3 seed.

By Sasha Frere-Jones September 10, 2009 I recently posted about a donnybrook at a Bedouin wedding, and asked for someone to clarify what a traditional Bedouin wedding does and doesn't prohibit.

Hough would have liked someone to clarify for him how a man who claims to earn just $250 a month could seem to be smoking that much in imported Gauloise cigarettes.

For those, liek Clare Davies who want to know exactly what this means: I'm fairly certain that if Pakistan lose, they go home and if India lose, they'll have to beat Sri Lanka to stay here, but maybe someone could clarify that for me...? WICKET!

They then clarified, "What someone's genitals look like when they are born does not actually give us accurate information about their gender".

"Let's try it across the Atlantic, shall we?" "American," clarifies someone.

Freeman clarifies: "Someone asked Christopher that question yesterday, and he said he didn't intentionally think of anything political in the development of the story.

Plagiarism includes (as noted above) copying material from a book or article (word-for-word or paraphrased) without citing the source as well as extensively summarizing the written work of someone else without clarifying that the ideas and analysis are not your own.