Sentence examples for would be more clear from inspiring English sources

(Had Mr. Godard confined his example to "The Matrix" and left Spielberg out of it, perhaps all this would be more clear).

"I would be more clear up front about the fact that it was a manipulated text, that it was a text that was not a work of non-fiction".

The United board were aware of this possibility when they appointed Solskjær full-time but decided against waiting until the end of the season when the club's situation would be more clear.

As the decision noted, Attorney General Holder publicly acknowledged the close relationship between the DOJWhite Paper and previous OLC advice on March 6, 2013, when he said at a hearing of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary that the DOJ White Paper's discussion of imminence of threatened action would be "more clear if it is read in conjunction with the underlying OLC advice".

Brian's comments bring to mind my wish that Rod would be more clear about what's pissing him off sometimes.

"It would be more clear, at least people would know what they have to go through," Zadeh said.

"Do we wish the results of a week of diplomacy would be more clear-cut?

But Dr. Bailey believes the effect, if real, would be more clear-cut.

If a flock of chickens was found to have a virus with three or four of the dangerous mutations, for example, the decision to cull them would be more clear-cut.

In order to test this hypothesis, we needed a situation where social segregation would be more clear-cut than in the previous study with young males.

Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, who is also on the Finance Committee, has introduced legislation that would require insurers to be more clear about what they do — and do not — cover.