Sentence examples for try to make clear from inspiring English sources
I try to make clear that I am an outsider.
"I would always try to make clear to Brad that he had a promising future ahead of him," said Daniel J. Clark, one of those Cambridge friends.
To their credit, many discussions of these other issues now try to make clear they do nothing to question the basic science of global warming.
As I try to make clear in my piece, the spectrum of French responses to this moment is far wider and more varied and nuanced than most American reporting has been prepared to admit, or able to see.
The government in 1998 pursued a dual foreign policy: first to try to make clear the nature of the Russia-Belarus Union and to promote closer relations with other former Soviet republics, and second to expand ties and military cooperation with Iran, Syria, Egypt, India, and China.
When we then try to make clear divides between the different zones, this is not sufficient either.
They should try to make clearer the difference between 'long minus end out' MTs and the fragment/transported plus-end out MTs (maybe using a different color).
Later in the day, Mr. Edwards was still trying to make clear that his choice remained unclear.
"They're certainly trying to make clear that they are not a Michael Bloomberg kind of official," Mr. White said.
But she said she tries to make clear to friends and family that the 2016 election is a "binary choice".
It seems clear that when John Dean tried to make clear to Nixon the involvement of White House personnel in the original burglary, he was confirming news, not bearing it.
