clarity造句

This is done for consistency and clarity only.

In my example, I added this attribute just for clarity.

mentally confused; unable to think with clarity or act intelligently.

Throughout the process if one stays open there is clarity.

There is no doubt that the beauty, depth and clarity will render you speechless.

Electronic viewfinders cannot match the clarity of a good optical finder.

These moments of clarity are precious and we should follow them whenever possible.

I look for clarity in their presentation and well-thought-out arguments and conclusions.

She uttered each syllable with controlled clarity, and without a splutter or stammer.

In an informational site, this manifests itself in terms of ease and clarity of navigation and orientation.

The entire cycle of drug management – for TB and other diseases – needs more clarity and assistance at the country level.

His somewhat rumpled appearance and engaging personal manner briefly masked the intensity and clarity of a real original.

The immediacy of the changes and clarity of the code made me feel more in control of the process.

The sky had that perfect clarity you see in paintings of Provence; cypress trees framed the far view.

These research books are worth studying in detail because they continue to be widely cited today, and because their clarity and relevance have not yet been surpassed.

This principle can be extended to property access, but, for clarity, I shall leave the implementation of this to your imagination.

Your goals are clear. And this clarity is terribly important; otherwise you'll never know what actions you need to take to achieve success.

You can choose to change that feeling if you lift your veil of dismay and aim to create clarity about your life and what matters.

When I first learned about the theory of disruption, what amazed me was its predictive power; you could look into the future with impressive clarity.

Ultimately, this fear will continue to buoy and lead the world oil markets until we have some resolution or clarity in the Middle East, which certainly does not seem imminent.

There's a kind of colloquial clarity and confidence, quite different from the vernacular language in the Hardy poems I was just reading, which are also poems of the countryside.

During development, a wealth of data was generated on how the guide might be applied in practice, on terminology, on ensuring clarity of the text and on additional resources needed.

There the officer stands, big boots and crackling radio horridly out of place in a homely kitchen, as family members exchange accusations. Yet sometimes developments can bring sudden clarity.

When a novelist writes well, the craft of the writer becomes invisible, and the reader sees the story and characters with clarity undisturbed by the technique of the writer.