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Clarifies in sentence

12 examples of Clarifies in a sentence

Thinking about death clarifies your life.
The best definition of innateness I've seen, which clarifies so many things for me, is from the brain scientist Gary Marcus.
When quoting Dr. Bovon, where the documentary tries to establish a connection to Mary Magdalene from Mariamene, Dr. Bovon later clarifies it should be used for literary purposes (ie: fables of that time) not for a historical figure.
I did not enjoy the movie that much, and it clarifies something that I did not see before: that the visual elements can be the defining positive aspect of a film, but without a good story and strong characters, it can all be for nothing.
But, while this neat theoretical construct clarifies the problem, figuring out where a country lies on its debt-relief Laffer curve is no easy matter.
As Stevenson helpfully clarifies, “it turns out that fathers can be pretty good at dealing with diapers.”
Nevertheless, Ahmadinejad’s election starkly clarifies the challenge that Iran poses for Western policy and Middle East stability.
“We are about representation, not ideology,” she clarifies.
Living in the community with access to both specialized and mainstream services is not merely a policy goal; the CRPD clarifies that this is a matter of fundamental human rights.
Journalists usually fall for the story, regardless of how well-founded it is: it clarifies everything, and it gives them something to write about.
“Terror” is a term that obscures rather than clarifies these long-standing clashes and rivalries.
A framework that clarifies each step in the process of incurring a debt – including the necessary checks and balances – is critical for ensuring responsible borrowing (and lending) more generally.