Sentence examples for would be crystal clear from inspiring English sources

Ms Miller said she would be "crystal clear".

In the government Davis wants to swap this one for, everything would be crystal clear on Election Day.

In the government Davis wants to swap this one for, everything would be crystal clear on Election Day... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

And the reason it's written down is so that it would be crystal clear to all what the powers of each branch of government are.

If you spent a week in our trauma center with our trauma surgeons and nurses it would be crystal clear the gun violence is a crisis in the black community and for young black men in particular.

The picture would appear to be crystal clear: America has performed best with Hispanic players in the mix.

"Petraeus is a very important person, so they would want to be crystal clear on exactly what happened and what the implications were," Mr. Prados said.

Durham University's Professor Stephen Gorard, who has carried out extensive research into the impact of different types of schools on social segregation, says that for such a dramatic change in policy – no new grammar schools have been created for more than 20 years – the evidence of benefit to all children would need to be crystal clear.

"In case there is any confusion over whether this obvious political ploy would work, let me be crystal clear: it won't," Chuck Grassley said during a committee business meeting.

CM: Be crystal clear.

We need to be crystal clear".