The phrase "a clear moonlight" is not correct in standard English; it should be "clear moonlight" without the article "a." You can use it when describing the quality of moonlight in a poetic or descriptive context.
Example: "The clear moonlight illuminated the path as we walked through the forest."
Alternatives: "bright moonlight" or "crisp moonlight."
"Lotus Flower," which might also be titled "Moon Upon a Stick" ("I don't even know yet," he said), a hymn to emotional honesty ("listen to your heart"), was played solo with guitar, his falsetto filling up the theater like clear moonlight.
A clear example is Moonlight which, as Leyva explains it, "started with e-mails at Borscht with two collaborators we'd brought down to reinvigorate their interest in Miami".
To summarize the omics data analyses, we observed a clear tendency for moonlighting proteins to have physical interactions with more diverse classes of proteins and most of these proteins share the primary function of the moonlighting protein with which they interact.
The path was so close to the foliage here that branches constantly scratched and scraped the sides of our 4x4 until finally, just a few minutes before midnight, we emerged into a clearing bathed in moonlight.
The other binding ingredient is Ms. Collins's ethereal, vibratoless soprano, whose sound evokes a shaft of moonlight on a clear night providing silver-blue illumination.
Moonlight shines from a clear sky making the snow glow among the darkness.
After also nabbing a handful of critics' prizes over the past few weeks, "Moonlight" has paved a clear path to the Oscars. .
One week alone cannot presage a seismic shift, but the coupled victories for "Moonlight" and "Get Out" send a clear message about the types of stories worth telling on the big screen.
Starlight on a clear night has an illuminance of ~0.001 lux and moonlight ~0.2 lux.
That's nothing to sneeze at – on a clear night, away from city lights, it will provide more moonlight than you'd usually get from a full moon.
