Clear In A Sentence

• He was angry clear through.
• It was a clear beautiful morning.
• Strung it clear across the front of the building.
• We have so far a sufficiently clear idea of the word.
• When once he saw them his course would be clear and easy.
• The words were perfectly clear in the pale morning light.
• Constance nodded, but her clear eyes showed she understood.
• However, I am not very clear about this.
• But for the incline it would have swept clear over the floor of the playhouse.
• Gray knew well enough how deceptive distance was in that clear air.
• The characters stand in clear outline, and are original.
• The direction had seemed so clear on Dearing's map.
• The child's voice rose shrill and clear like that of the blackbird above him.

• I am not clear but that one of these personal attractions always infers the other.
• Whoever was creating those gentle yet clear and expressive notes was a master of the cornet.
• Yet we do trust, that we have attained to a clear and precise statement of old truths.
• It was a clear beautiful afternoon, and the air on the grassy uplands was fresh and bracing.
• His face was dark and troubled, as if neither the future nor the past was quite clear to him.
• And it is not dim, but stands out clear in the unfaded light of twenty-one years ago.
• Santonio, of course, did not move an inch; certainly there was just room enough to clear him!
• As he said these words, his tones, so clear and reverent, became mystical and inward.
• Kemeny intimated by a wave of his hand and a contraction of his eyebrows that this explanation was not quite clear to him.
• He may be suffering tortures and all those inhuman wretches think about is getting clear of being found out.
• She has a clever father, but he has no more heart than this needle, though he is as sharp and has as clear an eye.
• If his psychology had not been false, he might have seen a clear and steady light where he has only beheld difficulties and confusion.
• Nothing helps me so much as to talk it over; not only does it clear up my ideas, but it gives me desire to write.
• Pep dodged his head and body aside, but the man got a hold on his coat and pulled him clear over into the machine.
• To illustrate this position, and clear it of sceptical cavils and objections, is the main object of the present chapter.
• We are now prepared to see, in a clear light, the sophistical nature of the pretended demonstration of the scheme of necessity.
• Patricia was gratified at the expression which Bruce's name brought to the clear hazel eyes.
• This will set it in a clear and striking light, and seem to vindicate the constitution of the world, as well as the doctrine of the atonement.
• I looked at myself in the glass while Davy and our tenor gave themselves the last touch, and then left it clear for them.
• The consequence was, that the dreams of philosophy, falsely so called, gave place to the clear realities of nature.
• Hard and white the day-dews stood upon the windows; the sky was clear as light itself, and my soul sprang as into the arms of freedom.
• I thought it very odd; but on the third morning I was permitted to go out, as it was very clear and bright.
• Surely, after so clear a process of reasoning, no one can possibly doubt the proposition that Descartes did not make himself!
• The sun had been blazing in a clear sky when he fell asleep; now the sky was covered with thick gray clouds, and night was close at hand.
• Makassar-trees rain their yellow blossoms into the water, cloves fill the air with pungent fragrance, and lychees droop over the clear current.
• He came to a dead halt with a blank face as there sounded out, directly in front of the place, a sharp, clear bugle call.
• The three riders alone pursued the flying stag, which, now that he had got clear away, drew his pursuers after him into the marsh-lands.

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