Sentence examples for thought it was clear from inspiring English sources

Sir Ronald Sanders, the islands' chief foreign affairs representative, said he thought it was clear from the decision that the United States must liberalize its online gambling regulations or risk being hypocritical about its stance on free trade.

I thought it was clear that those parts of the book were meant as a joke.

And so, in November of 2006, as a Russian ex-spy poisoned with polonium lay on his deathbed, many thought it was clear what had happened.

Expressing surprise at the decision, Prof Kjetil Larsen of the Norwegian Institute of Human Rights said he thought it was clear Breivik's treatment did not violate the convention.

She'd thought it was clear that she just didn't want to go on a date where she worked, but maybe he'd taken it more personally than that; maybe he'd suspected that she was ashamed to be seen with him.

This time last year I thought it was clear from the data that we were already five years into a food crisis and it is highly unlikely to go away.

I don't think it was clear enough actually in its composition.

I don't think it was clear enough this year".

"I think it was clear that it wasn't really healthy," she told me later.

I think it was clear enough.

"I think it was clear how much the players wanted that tonight so I'm delighted," McInnes told BBC Scotland.