Sentence examples for to be clarifying from inspiring English sources

I find it to be clarifying.

Still, several officials said the talks were still alive, if barely; Microsoft was said to be clarifying some of its offers.

But, she added, "there's concern that it's not clear, so we are going to be clarifying the ratings in future shareholder reports".

Second, I agree with Dan that there is no further reason for anybody to be clarifying anything to Martin, as enough has been cited already, and obviously he's not interested in listening.

In an exercise of partial admissions and hair-splitting denials, Frank seems either to be clarifying the record or trying to evade responsibility by representing a complex situation as having been made more ambiguous by intentional exaggerations and half-truths.

Like supertitles for dance, the words indicating time and place ("Berlin 2010") seem to be clarifying, while the ones labeling or possibly directing the action ("crawl backwards," "développé") are less helpful.

The rules need to be clarified.

His comments need to be clarified.

These questions remain to be clarified.

Even so, the contradiction needs to be clarified.

THE designation "fabric artist" leaves much to be clarified.