The potential quid pro quo is as clear as day.
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The trend towards the heartland is as clear as day.
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Burris can still see the ride as clear as day.
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"I remember this as clear as day," Alec Chaney tells me.
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I look back in retrospect and I see it there, as clear as day.
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"I can still see it as clear as day in my head," David said.
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"The first time he notices you, you remember it as clear as day," she said.
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The psychic looked at her and said she could see her husband's badge number as clear as day.
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The violation was as clear as day, but DOPS decided against suspending a depth forward for an elimination game.
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Seriously, we can see Jennifer Beals and her teased fringe from Flashdance as clear as day if we close our eyes.
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I can still see the Dell I grew up using as clear as day, like I just connected to NetZero yesterday.
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Regardless, even if Trump supporters were managing to toe some politically correct line with their words, they speak as clear as day with their votes.
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For DiMaggio, however, the evidence is "as clear as day" and would even hold up in court if Moldovan authorities decided to go after him.
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It was a mismatch as clear as day and, unsurprisingly, given his penchant for criticising the UFC, Koscheck had his own take on Penn's return.
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"To make that fact as clear as day, ISIS claimed responsibility for an attack in Raqqa only 10 minutes before Trump's 'mission accomplished' tweet," he said.
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But the real comes in a found footage styled broadcast, just before a crowd departs, and as clear as day, we spot our alien strut across a zoomed in screen.
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Although the warning signs are as clear as day—they've never actually met, he asks for money, and they only communicate over text—she refuses to believe she's not Madea's boo.
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But what we have now — as clear as day — is a respected career diplomat saying unequivocally that Trump demanded Ukraine to publicly state it would investigate the Biden-connected gas company before getting what it wanted from America.
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As clear as day, I see her handing me a little flashlight and a deck of cards and telling me everything was going to be O.K." — Stephanie Wanek, 54 Astoria, Queens "Neighbors took turns directing traffic since there were no streetlights.
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"To make that fact as clear as day," he said, only 10 minutes before Trump sent his Wednesday tweet, "ISIS claimed responsibility for an attack in Raqqa," a town the US had liberated and where US troops and US Agency for International Development and State Department personnel are deployed.
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"It's now as clear as day to every American that — with the exception of three Republicans in the Senate — their Republican representatives in the Congress chose to protect special interests and the biggest corporates over middle-class families, average consumers, entrepreneurs and anyone who relies on the free and open internet," Schumer said.
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I can't remember songs the way I used to, and I can see that as clear as day, because when I was 21, you could write me a song and I could look at it for 10 minutes and throw it away and go in the studio and record it, now I gotta study a song for a month and a half before I can memorize it.
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Warren's goals of passing new legislation to curb CEO pay, block corporations from storing cash offshore, force companies to make their political donations more public, and basically put for-profit colleges out of business are all stated as clear as day on her websites and social media feeds in a more effective way than Clinton, whose message is muddled by the massive money machine behind her campaign.
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He is aware that it is cold, though he does not exactly feel cold. He follows an ancient paved road, and sees the disassembled remnants of tombstones and tombs. He comes across a lynx, an owl, and a strange man dressed in animal skins carrying a torch, who ignores the narrator. For the first time, the man becomes aware that it must be night, though he can see as clear as day.
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He was defended by caretaker-manager Pete Wild, who said that "as clear as day, it's not a pen" and "their keeper has got Peter Clarke sent off by rolling around with his antics, which, at this level, is poor". He ended the 2018–19 campaign with six goals in 49 appearances, before being released by the club on 8 May, just two days after being named as the club's Player of the Season for the second time.
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