"I'm not sure what I want to be," said Ms. Cooley, who nonetheless has a bright clarity and a charming self-awareness.
Ice, as we recall it, once had a bright clarity & was a short walk from the end of the trolley line.
But today cask ale, with its low carbonation and bright clarity, is largely a British tradition.
Most moving of all, in its bright clarity, is Hugo von Hofmann-sthal's "Sergeant Anton Lerch".
The scenes have the jumbled feel of homemade movies spliced together a little haphazardly, echoing the way memory works: moments of fear or excitement sting with bright clarity years later, while the long passages in between dissolve into nothingness.
As Sister Genovieffa in "Suor Angelica" recently, singing with sweet tone and bright clarity, Ms. Murphy captured the combination of wide-eyed freshness and wistful reverie as the nun who recalls her shepherdess childhood and longs to see a little lamb again, just once.
I remember with the bright clarity that comes with the experience of art as event the thrilling commitment to life that rushed off the record the first time I dropped the needle on "Born to Run".
There's no reason why the notion of the scoop can't be recalibrated to mean not just letting us know 10 seconds before everybody else whom Donald Trump is going to endorse but also giving us more understanding, more clarity, a brighter spotlight on solutions.
Strangely enough, although cancer threatened my life it also exalted it, brought with it a bright and terrible clarity.
The EOS 7D camera's viewfinder includes a large all-glass pentaprism with an antireflective coating to maximize clarity and provide a brighter display.
A stick that is too soft will lack a quality of definition and clarity, while a stiffer stick will give you a brighter sound.
