Sentence examples for At its clearest from inspiring English sources

That division is at its clearest here in Panmunjom.

And she needed her makeup that day — it had been a stressful week and her skin wasn't at its clearest.

The essays are the essential Orwell, where his voice is at its strongest and the working of his mind at its clearest.

At this point, of course, we have the human/machine interface, but this is where the need for numerate HR teams is at its clearest.

The forms of the fine lacquer bowls and boxes used in monasteries, decorated only superficially with painted ornament, show the underlying formal sense of the Burmese at its clearest.

The performance on Thursday suggested some reasons for its neglect: it is only in the final movement, the Requiem Aeternam, that Britten's distinctive voice emerges at its clearest and most recognizable.

It's at its most clear when you look at the treatment of her N-Dubz bandmate, Dappy.

This is at its most clear when it comes to the law.

Belgian realist Joachim Lafosse's sternly compassionate view of the human condition is at its most clear-eyed in After Love (Curzon Artificial Eye, 12), a scenes-from-a-marriage breakdown in which well-worn relationship crisis points regain a bracing, shocking snap from the simple, practical frankness of the writing and performances.

That could give the N.F.L. its clearest glimpse at the balance between safe and stultifying.

Also, the most extreme short category (75 ms) shows a similar pattern with the short (CV) source words, indicating that pure syllable duration had its clearest effect at both extremes.