Sentence examples for still made clear from inspiring English sources

His cover of "The Joker," by the Steve Miller Band, was denuded but still made clear just how anodyne his own material was.

Scout's priorities, and her position as one of literature's loudest and most important advocates for civil rights, are still made clear, however subtly, as she smiles joyously within the first paragraph at signs that inequality is beginning to change in her home town: "She grinned when she saw her first TV antenna atop an unpainted Negro house; as they multiplied, her joy rose".

Instead, the subject is described using a series of euphemisms, while the meaning of the subject is still made clear to the audience.

That does not mean — as the many books I reviewed, and many more still, make clear — taking a hostile stance toward N.G.O.s.

But with some no longer in the line of fire, he evidently felt freer to use a term that would convey disapproval, while still making clear the actions in question were an aberration.

Here the composer can avoid the pitfalls and still make clear that his Jesus, like many of the Argentines he grew up with, is dark-skinned and familiar looking, with little kinship to the pale Tuscan complexions that populate Renaissance painting.

The company has introduced various mobile apps like Poke, Messenger, and Camera, while still making clear progress on the main Facebook app.

It still makes clear that giving up completely is the best option and it even acknowledges it is questionable how big the health effect of smoking less will be.

We can talk honestly about areas where he and the Democrats have fallen short, while still making clear the major differences between their positions and those of the Republicans.

That said, I think the option could still be made clearer and, perhaps, should be off by default.

When the president first contemplated intervention in Syria two years ago, in an effort to deter President Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons, Obama went further still, making a clear-cut pledge not to escalate US involvement.