Sentence examples for that clearly enough from inspiring English sources

The success of Gok Wan is demonstrates that clearly enough.

The issue is not why passage was important; the movie explains that clearly enough.

The remain votes in Oxford and Cambridge, Brighton and Cardiff demonstrate that clearly enough.

(Did I state that clearly enough?).

Have his chief of staff and her gladiators not enunciated that clearly enough for us already?

We suggest that the most probable reason is that it was not clearly enough stated that those that had not been active in any recreation physical activity should state that fact.

In discussing a long fact piece, he said, often enough, "How do you know?" and "How would you know?" and "How can you possibly know that?" He was saying clearly enough that any nonfiction writer ought always to hold those questions in the forefront of the mind.

But it did say that they did not enunciate clearly enough that help was available.

He supports Bobby Jindal, although he likes Scott Walker as well – an endorsement that clearly was not enough to save the Wisconsin governor's ailing campaign.

Kagan noted that the plaintiffs had mentioned the First Amendment's right of association, but without outlining that argument clearly enough.

That was clearly enough provocation for the Godfather.