Sentence examples for truly clear from inspiring English sources

That's why we need the biggest banks to have truly clear and understandable balance sheet fortresses.

"When I'm on the track, I can truly clear my mind.

I have yet to have a truly clear phone conversation with my wife since I have been in Iraq.

Banks' widespread sloppy record-keeping raises the question: When title to a property is supposedly cleared and transferred to the buyer, is it truly clear and unencumbered?

They may or may not be truly clear of the financial distress caused by their entanglement in the Bernard L. Madoff scandal.

What direction they will take in any given moment is often unforeseen, and that change never truly clear until they are completely on top of the transition.

The Pentagon said it was encouraged, but some officials called it too early to tell if the Taliban troops had truly cleared out or were waiting to regroup for a counterattack.

Few things in politics are truly clear-cut, but when it comes to our fight against ISIL and how our country should present it, Barack Obama couldn't be more right, and his critics couldn't be more wrong.

Ask yourself: How have I been "all talk" when it comes to my own growth and self-love, and unwilling to be truly open, honest, and clear in my communication with myself?

However, a new deleted moment ― published exclusively with HuffPost ― calls into question whether Rose was truly a clear-cut villain.

That presumption of a state of siege, fostered by politicians willing to pander to fears of mystery maps and foreign infiltration — perhaps in the White House itself — makes it harder to respond rationally, and with respect for civil liberties, when danger truly is clear and present.