Sentence examples for which is clear enough from inspiring English sources
The answer to which is clear enough.
In Quine's initial arguments against the analytic-synthetic distinction, he seeks to cast doubt on the idea that there is a notion of meaning which is clear enough to use in defining a notion of analyticity.
To be sure, this debate often had cosmopolitan ramifications, which are clear enough in Dante Alighieri's plea for a universal monarchy in De Monarchia (ca. 1314).
One can easily determine that so far actions have transformed end-users into end-losers… It is time to adopt an ECTS version for ECVET which is clear and consistent enough to lodge all forms of learning in clusters of determined hours (more or less 25 h for each credit) (Calleja 2014).
The organizing principle around which these jokes are dispersed is clear enough: the residents, forced to live together in unnatural surroundings, turn on their keepers and themselves, generating the requisite rivalries and alliances.
While the relevant passages are difficult to interpret, it is clear enough which line of thought comes to influence later skeptics.
The order in which the sciences are to be studied is clear enough, the connection between them far less so.
The threat is clear enough.
The message is clear enough.
The introduction is clear enough.
