Sentence examples for try to get clear from inspiring English sources
We sometimes try to get clear on the facts, so we can reach agreement on how things are.
By looking at the normativity thesis in the context of Kripke's interpretation of Wittgenstein, we will try to get clearer about some of the positions in the debate and about whether meaning really is normative in a sense which poses a threat to semantic reductionism.
This is something that Rosenberg tries to get clear on as well.
"I'm just trying to get clear on what's being said here," Day is saying.
Trying to get clear of the force, Richie accepts a federal assignment to set up his own group of irregulars.
And so the first thing we're going to spend a fair bit of time on is trying to get clear on what's a person?
Trying to get clear answers from rapidly changing record companies about what releases were in the stores and available was exasperating.
"And you're telling me — I'm not questioning what you're saying, I'm just trying to get clear about this — that you and Mr. Feather have known each other for more than sixty years, and in all that time there was never any incident?
World time trial champion Tony Martin tried to get clear within the final kilometre for but could not sustain a gap over everyone else, and rider Daniel Moreno timed his sprint perfectly, to take his third win of the season, ahead of French pair Julien Simon and 's Tony Gallopin.
Thomas told the outlet he was experiencing serious chest pains and was back in the hospital, though he was trying to get cleared in time for the royal wedding.
