Sentence examples for that make it clearer from inspiring English sources

But it turns out that my worries were misplaced, because Winslet is back this year with two remarkable performances — as a Nazi war criminal in "The Reader" and as a disillusioned '50s-era housewife in "Revolutionary Road" — that make it clearer than ever that she's both the finest and the most uncompromising actress of her generation.

There are also other moments, notably in King Lear, that make it clear that Shakespeare had read him.

(The book includes a few photographs by Mr. Polanski that make it clear why he was drawn to her).

"We want this anniversary to tell stories about our history that make it clear why we matter," he said.

It's one of several songs that make it clear that Lamar was a witness to gang violence, not a participant.

The solution is clear: far-reaching laws that make it clear that public service is not the same as self service.

Men old enough to be my father saying things that make it clear that I'm obviously only there for them to look at".

Does that make it clear to you?" Brady also said: "I am not psychotic".

Lexicography discusses, in terms that make it clear that it is types being referred to, nouns, verbs, words, their stems, definitions, forms, pronunciations and origins.

Damian makes some comparisons that make it clear that the restoration of virginity is a miracle within some present moment of time.

They've shared this message with an energy and passion that make it clear that time is of the essence.