Sentence examples for word clarify from inspiring English sources

The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word "clarify" as "To free from darkness or gloom; to light up, illumine; to brighten" (in an appearance of the word dating to 1398) and "To make clear (an obscure subject)" (in a coinage from 1823), among other usages.

And I think that the reason we're having this conversation too and I've shared this with nobody else, I've turned down all requests for TV shows is that the problem with Twitter and why you do need to, we'll use the word clarify, is because 140 characters can't really convey things that have enormous depth to them.

The subtitle was changed to "The Strange Career of a Troublesome Word," clarifying that the subject was a word and not a person.

The unauthorised, italicised words clarify the implicit chromatic scale of the brightening moon.

Once you've written down your pitch, find ways to cut down words, clarify meanings, and make your wording more dynamic.

From Valerie Jarrett: We all have to have our words clarified at times.

20 May 2014 Section: Payments Added wording clarifying usual payment terms as being 30 days following publication.

(ii) Added wording clarifying that GNM shall seek assignments of copyright in respect of page furniture such as by-line pictures and page design features.

The film follows Iqbal as he is waiting for his wife to receive a visa so she can join him in London, and his words clarified to me just how many immigrants live in a transient space caught in between two worlds.

Death, in other words, clarifies my feelings by revealing the truly important things in my life, allowing me to concentrate my energies on what is truly valuable.

Instead, look for the words "clarifying" and "oil reducing".