Sentence examples for very clear concept from inspiring English sources

"It's a very clear concept," he said.

I had a very clear concept of what I wanted to do, based on how I heard the structure of the music.

"We have very clear concepts about when the pass is on," said Martínez.

(No, "Fair Harvard" is ineligible for our Final Four; it's not a buzz phrase, it's an oxymoron). But that, of course, doesn't ensure rational strategic planning today at someplace like, oh, Enron maybe, anymore than von Clausewitz's very clear concepts ensured successful military campaigns in the carnage of World War I.

Texas Representative "Smoky Joe Bartonn is very clear on the concept that Big Oil, including the biggest oil company of them all, can't make it in a free market.

HO: One thing I noticed when I looked through the textbooks, reading Thinking Recursively, is that you try to be very clear in breaking concepts down step by step and using analogies.

A statement from Dame Zaha's studio said: "Zaha had an initial meeting with her team and gave them very clear instructions on her concept.

What's very clear is that the concept of data protection needs to evolve to avoid trailing way, way behind the blistering pace of information technology evolution.

What's very clear is that the concept of data protection needs to evolve to avoid trailing way, way behind the blistering pace of information technology evolution.

The process of designing an experiment that would effectively test their hypotheses gave my students a very clear understanding of the concepts on which those hypotheses were based.

"Above everything, it's about learning your position, having a very clear understanding of the concepts of the game and how to control your passes and possession of the ball.