Sentence examples for to make plain from inspiring English sources

Mr O'Donnell does well to make plain how much less clear-cut orthodoxy was in 400AD.

Sometimes a writer uses context to make plain which meaning is meant.

A bolder court would have used yesterday to make plain that this would not do.

There was not enough individual decency to make plain Trump's indecency.

By waiting until the last couple of years to make plain his unhappiness with austerity, Mr. Bernanke had less impact on fiscal policy than he otherwise might have.

"This is the pope making plain in a liturgical context that the people of the church have failed to make plain the truth that the church bears".

Dr. Levy said consumers should buy only products without antibacterials, and manufacturers should leave out the antibacterials and go back to making plain, old-fashioned soap and detergent.

Now, her advisers say, a vote to withdraw authorization would make plain to antiwar and liberal Democrats that she was repudiating her 2002 vote.

A given joint commitment, like the agreement to take a walk together, is undertaken when the parties make plain to one another their desires to undertake it.

To create incentives for the banks to start lending more freely, the Obama Treasury must make plain to the markets that it desires a stronger, more stable dollar.

Note that you will probably need to do this step if you make chocolate malt powder but may not need to if you only make plain malt powder.