Sentence examples for something to clarify from inspiring English sources

There's something to clarify before David Lee Roth gets down to business, talking about his life with and return to Van Halen, arguably the most important American hard rock band ever.

Each case the court selects, by the agreement of at least four justices, under its internal rules, is a vehicle intended to accomplish something: to clarify the law, interpret an ambiguous statute, resolve conflicting decisions among the lower courts or, as in the Shelby County and Fisher cases, to change the status quo.

South Carolina's primaries may do something to clarify what's really happening in the presidential primary process.

Karen Barnard, director of UCL Careers When freezing up during an interview, honesty is the best policy: But first, clarify your understanding of the question by saying something like: "To clarify, did you mean...?" If you still don't know, then be upfront and describe how you are going to find out about whatever it is.

Rather, I would like to suggest that people who feel confused or incredulous about something try to clarify their concerns by asking questions instead of making accusations.

3.33pm: One of the fans that have felt slighted by Russell T Davies from weloveianto.com (or something) asks him to clarify some of his comments on the death of Ianto.

There was something he wanted to clarify.

Ask your teacher to clarify something he or she says, if it is something you do not quite understand.

Most people waiting with me were there either to clarify something on their immigration form or because they had flat omitted something.

"I need to clarify something, though.

Normally he became hot and impatient when he had to clarify something obvious to her, but he wasn't impatient now; he was sympathetic and mild.