Sentence examples for was again clear from inspiring English sources
adverb
Back in the reverse direction, or to an original starting point.
The trend was again clear.
On the plus side, the Chancellor's commitment to science was again clear.
Despite that, the divide between the euro zone's wealthy north and depressed south was again clear on the unemployment front.
Comey did not have a good answer to those questions, but he was, again, clear about his priorities: the best thing he could do was to make sure that everybody trusts the F.B.I.
Then she remembered, and it seemed too paltry to speak of, and she waited until all that she saw in her mind was again clear and full of its own weight; then again she spoke.
And from the opening selection, "I Must Have Done Something Good," with music and lyrics by Richard Rodgers, written for the film version of "The Sound of Music," it was again clear that Ms. von Otter was not about to alter her artistry.
The government has already stated publicly that Aamer, who was again cleared for release by the Obama administration in 2009, should be freed to return to his family.
In December 1776 another inquiry was held, and Hazen was again cleared of any wrongdoing.
The supernatant was again cleared and the washing repeated twice.
The lesson is again clear: democracies have often taxed estates lightly even during periods of rampant and rising inequality.
And the data are, again, clear: after nearly forty years of use, no study has demonstrated a link between glyphosate and cancer in humans.
