Much like Harry Smith's "Anthology of American Folk Music"—a curious multidisc compilation produced for Folkways Records in 1952, and still a defining, rallying document for fans of American vernacular music the original "Music of Morocco" is idiosyncratic and without a clear organizing principle.
Like many populists, Trump doesn't adhere to a clear organizing ideology, such as the free-market conservatism that has dominated Republican economic policy since Reagan.
There is no clear, organized Scientology assembly removed from the Church, and while longstanding independent organizations like CADA exist, most people on the outside follow their own interpretations and their own rules.
The pitch should be clear, organized, and well-delivered.
The result is a clear, organized, and comprehensive framework for school quality that establishes common ground for richer discussions and recognizes the multi-dimensionality of schools.
I cleaned up his medication list in the computer, purging expired or redundant meds and then printed the list for him to take home —clear, organized and, most important, legible.
Re "Talking Back Is Good Medicine" (Seniority, Feb. 4), in which Fred Brock discussed how an aging population might soon be more aggressive in asking questions of doctors: First, it is essential that symptoms be expressed in a clear, organized fashion.
MIT faculty and department members believe that students in any field should learn to write prose that is clear, organized, and eloquent, and to marshal facts and ideas into convincing written and oral presentations.
The Communication Requirement was developed out of the belief that MIT students, regardless of their field of study, should learn to write prose that is clear, organized, and effective, and to marshal facts and ideas into convincing written and oral presentations.
The result is a fine work of scholarship that is presented in a clear, organized, and persuasive manner.
A "4" is a good piece — crisp, clear, organized.
