Sentences with phrase «crystal clear language»

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The language surrounding the last ruling on what was deemed an acceptable unpaid internship was crystal clear and left very little room for misinterpretation.

Formulations that are less than crystal clear enable enemies to accept language that each can interpret to suit its own needs, thus creating the appearance of agreement — albeit partial agreement — when full agreement is not yet attainable.

Despite his languid body language, the German is capable of putting in standout performers like the one on Saturday, where he was crystal clear with his movement.

I felt she was a woman who had a sense of herself and was sparse with language — but when she spoke, it was crystal - clear.

Poetry's figurative language offers clues to a poem's meaning, and discussion helps make everything crystal clear Using poetry is a great way to...

He called for a bill making it «crystal clear» no school districts should be forced to use the Common Core State Standards for math and English language arts, which they already have the discretion not to do.

Overall the reviewers are extremely positive about this first novel; Booklist and Library Journal give it starred reviews, with Library Journal concluding that the «spare, elegant language, taut emotion, and the crystal - clear ring of truth secure for this debut work a spot on library shelves everywhere.»

Try to use crystal - clear body language to tell your dog that his attention - seeking barking is going to fail.

With a stable, peaceful democratic government and English as its official language, families can enjoy the time of their lives in Belize as they explore ancient lost cities, see wildlife up close and in person, splash in the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean and enjoy plenty of fun in the sun.

His goal is to make the game's rule set and language crystal clear to the player.

In fact, they are more likely to kick me out for making denialists B.S. absolutely crystal clear and in not - so - gentle language.

Successful leaders can see a future for their company and articulate, in crystal - clear language, a strategic plan of how to get there.

Language differences can actually help simplify your vision because they force you to keep things straightforward and crystal clear at all times, but my approach is the same even when there is no language barrier.

The language should be crystal clear.

The language must be crystal clear and -LSB-...]

The language must be simple so that it conveys the professional attitude of the applicant to the concerned authorities in a crystal clear manner.

The language must be crystal clear with no presence of jargon.

[Re: Communication — I had a very smart college professor who once taught me that «communication» is almost never the problem in marriages — what he meant by that was we are communicating ALL the time to each other — facial expressions, body language, sighs, eye rolls — Usually our communication is CRYSTAL CLEAR (about how we're really feeling)-- It was his opinion that the problem was almost always a deeper one, our way of being toward one another, just as you said.]