Use of the word clarity in a sentence example

clarity

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There is lack of clarity in Radha's speech. [noun]

The clarity of the recording is simply marvelous, yet there is enough ambient warmth to reflect the humanity of Williams ' music. [noun]

This section covers most aspects of resin casting where clarity is not required. [noun]

I indented paragraphs, for clarity, when Tolstoy quotes large blocks of text from other authors. [noun]

The memory came to her uninvited and with such clarity that she flinched. [Please select]

He had the Jewish clarity of thought, the wonderful Jewish detachment in matters of pure mind. [Please select]

It had a clarity and simplicity that was almost horrifying. [Please select]

Very delicately, with a curious human clarity of sound, the violin of M. [Please select]

As he looked he saw more than candor and clarity. [Please select]

They were eyes which shone with clarity; and they were something else--they were totally incurious eyes. [Please select]

His religious belief was nebulous, but up to its degree of clarity it was sincere. [Please select]

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