Sentence examples for would have made clear from inspiring English sources

A quick check of national figures online would have made clear that this wasn't right.

Mr. Teng said the court refused to consider testimony from six witnesses who would have made clear that Mr. Xia had acted in self-defense.

Diplomats said, though, that Russia had blocked a British-drafted statement that would have made clear that Iraq's actions "did not constitute full cooperation" with the inspectors.

(He also amusingly confesses that a glance at his previous oeuvre would have made clear the transparent self-delusion of his purported belief in human goodness).

These records would have made clear that Mr. Komisarjevsky did not engage in the grab-and-go crimes of the average burglar.

"Back came a highly amused reply: more careful enunciation would have made clear that actually I belonged to 'an esteemed group,' hence his prompt attention".

Additional language would have made clearer to readers what was obvious to us: that this was not an investigation of the details of an aviation incident but a vivid memory of a fearful episode and a glimpse at what one person was thinking and feeling at such a time.

And chances are that her testimony would have made it clearer that there was no criminal conspiracy, either at the White House or in the upper reaches of the tax agency, to deprive any group of its constitutional rights.

Perhaps more hints from the costumes (Albert Wolsky) or from the country living-room set (D. Martyn Bookwalter, after William Ritman's original setting) would have made it clearer that "Virginia Woolf" doesn't pretend to be set in the present.

This would have made polyphonic music clearer but somewhat quieter.

That evaluation, however, would have made the mechanism clearer.