Sentence examples for won't come clean from inspiring English sources
"But although she won't come clean, I think she's quietly happy about the portrait".
"Now he won't come clean with New Yorkers and reveal the real cost of his reckless trillion-dollar tax plan.
But here's a politician who – despite his obvious leave sympathies – won't come clean about how he voted in the referendum.
"Immense damage has been done to Amnesty," she says, "not least because they won't come clean about their association with Cage".
Field said: "George Osborne simply won't come clean about the impact of these cuts in April on Britain's lowest-paid workers.
While the Bush crowd was happy to let the public believe that Saddam Hussein was somehow connected to the Sept. 11 attacks, it won't come clean about the real links between the Saudis and Al Qaeda.
The skewer test won't work with this cake: the apples are wet, so it won't come out clean.
The paper won't come completely clean, but the water will turn grey.
Call a professional and have them clean any skid marks or stains that won't come up with your cleaning solution.
Given the tendency in our society to complexity rather than to simplicity, and given the power of special interests versus the general good, a clean, elegant solution won't come easy.
