Sentence for clear | Use clear in a sentence

Sentences for clear. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use clear in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for clear.

• So, you come clear. (10)
• Did you make it clear? (8)
• The sky is clear and sunny. (8)
• But clear sky was overhead. (10)
• The young man was moonstruck, that was clear! (8)
• All will be clear to-morrow. (10)
• Now all is clear between us. (10)
• A clear ten thousand per annum. (4)
• It amounts to clear reasoning! (10)
• The night was quiet and clear. (10)
• You have made yourself too clear. (4)
• You must clear out at once, Larry. (8)
• He asks for you to clear yourself. (22)
• Do abstinence and vigils clear the wits? (10)
• You see, I am practical; I see things clear. (8)
• It was clear that she was trying to gain time. (8)
• He was not clear whether that would do any good. (13)
• Some clear lamps Light it; more of dead marsh-damps. (10)
• Take it lying down and let whoever it is get clear off? (8)
• He had an unusually clear vision of the scene at Steignton. (10)
• Madame will have my room; clear away every sign of me there. (10)
• It was clear to Rhoda that Algernon sought another interview. (22)
• The night was clear, but in the woods it was exceedingly dark. (1)
• She had no clear notion of what she would gain by these visits. (8)
• All fell aside, and the combatants stood opposed on clear ground. (10)
• Such is my dulness, I doubt whether I have made my meaning clear. (10)
• That was clear to me from the beginning, and yet I took the risk. (12)
• Let your conscience be clear, and Providence cannot be against you. (10)
• As the baronet advanced, the fact of a light burning was clear to him. (10)
• With a clear conscience, it is best to leave the family to its own debates. (10)
• The clear duty of a man of any wealth is to serve the people as he best can. (10)
• On these different manifestations the sun poured its clear and catholic looks. (2)
• It is clear to me, sir, that you, and you alone, must be this League of Nations. (8)
• The little one was innocent, yet mysterious; the elder seemed as clear as crystal! (8)
• Be your Rubicon big or small, clear or foul, it is the same: you shall not return. (10)
• The quick lift of her clear brown eyes told him that she had long expected such words. (8)
• Morning had broken, clear and sparkling after the long rain, and full of scent and song. (8)
• That evening many of my friends came to me, and besought me to clear and justify myself. (12)
• The night was clear, though moonless, but in the gloom of the wood the darkness was deep. (1)
• His blows were dealt to clear the way he went: Too busy sword and mind for needless blows. (10)
• She was like those who by confession shed their sins and start again with a clear conscience. (8)
• Robert gave tongue in the clear morning air, scenting excitement and eager for it as a hound. (22)
• He noticed, heedlessly at the moment, feminine handwriting on some few clear sheets among them. (10)
• Yet it is clear that Stevenson should not have been domiciled in the paternal mansion of Heriot Row. (2)
• From the vague sense of being an impostor, Evan awoke to the clear fact that he was likewise a fool. (10)
• I lost myself in the features of the image, and gradually the secret of its power became clear to me. (12)
• Merthyr seized the opportunity of her name being pronounced to get clear tidings of her, if possible. (10)
• When I drove down that night to Mr. Tonans, I am certain I had my clear wits, but I felt like a bolt. (10)
• The carriageway was kept clear by mild policemen who now and then allowed one of the crowd to cross it. (9)
• Clear ideas of satisfaction had left him and resolved to a boiling geysir of indistinguishable transports. (10)
• It is not quite so clear as to when and where a piece of fiction ceases to be a novella and becomes a novel. (9)
• The weather had now been clear quite long enough, and it was raining again, a fine, bitter, piercing drizzle. (9)
• Perhaps he was not clear; it was a piece of skiamachy, difficult to render clear to the defeated. (10)
• At that amazing apparition, he made at first no movement and no sound, while her clear vivid glance ravished his heart. (8)
• Most earnestly did she labour to prove the probability of error, and seek to clear the one without involving the other. (4)
• The muezzin call to sunset prayer in the Arab village came to him clear and sharp, while he sat there, unutterably lonely. (8)
• The day was still and clear and bright, and driving over to Park Lane from Stanhope Gate, old Jolyon had had the carriage open. (8)
• Birds seemed to shun this gloom, but a single magpie crossed the one little clear patch of sky, and flew low behind the willows. (8)
• I pictured to myself some grizzled, apple-cheeked, country schoolmaster fluting in his bit of a garden in the clear autumn sunshine. (2)
• That, strange as it struck on their ears, appeared to be quite sufficient to all, albeit the necessity for it was not so very clear. (10)
• She was no longer in her first youth; she had had her experiences and knew her world; she possessed a clear vision and a sharp understanding. (12)
• The clear fresh water, burnished with sunrise, sparkled against his arrowy prow; the soft deep shadows curled smiling away from his gliding keel. (10)
• Barto Rizzo stood before him in a square of cellarage that was furnished with implements of his craft, too dark for a clear discernment of features. (10)
• Their nurses breathed above them in their cradles something that, inhaled into their systems, ever afterwards prevented them from taking good, clear breaths. (8)

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