Sentence examples for a clarity from from inspiring English sources

To inquire, for example, whether Hamdi actually fired his weapon is to demand a clarity from battle that often is not there.

Ms. Gerring herself felt that "Lichtung" had achieved a clarity missing from her earlier work, a communication of emotion and meaning through abstraction.

A little clarity from RIM going forward could go a long way for the right customers.

There is a thoughtful, quiet-voiced anger that comes from its reflection and a clarity that comes from fastidious research.

"We didn't get any clarity from our conversations.

Keates said the changes removed any clarity from the process.

Mr. Welser-Möst periodically pulled tempos back, allowing flute and clarinet solos to breathe in peace; the quiet plucking of the lower strings was never smothered, a clarity coming not from superior instruments or acoustics but from intense, enlightened concentration.

The band's tidy debut album, "Modern Rituals" (Domino), released on Tuesday, has a clarity derived largely from its limitations.

There is often a lack of clarity from universities about what a degree actually entails.

Snatching 1/200th of a second of clarity from the chaos to come.

"We are really operating in a twilight zone for markets," Mr. Lewis said, referring to what he described as a lack of clarity from the economic data and the euro zone situation.