The phrase "a clear sphere" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object that is spherical in shape and transparent or easily seen through.
Example: "The artist created a stunning sculpture of a clear sphere that reflected the light beautifully."
Alternatives: "a transparent sphere" or "a glass sphere".
Estimates range from $30 for a loop-handled clear sphere to $4,000 for a ribbed pillar in powder-blue.
On Thursday nights he practices with the Carmine Street Jugglers, working on his butterfly, a move in which he rolls a clear acrylic sphere from arm to arm before balancing it on his forehead.
The clear spheres provide much better viewing than the tiny portholes of traditional submersibles.
Last year she released her debut album, "The Fame" (Streamline/Interscope/Konlive/Cherrytree), which has spawned two singles that topped the Billboard pop chart, "Just Dance" and "Poker Face," and a virtual cottage industry in tracking this singer's many fashion miscalculations — or recalculations, depending on your perspective — the garment of clustered clear spheres she wore being just one.
Large clear spheres were observed in the selfing plates of the ndtAΔ mutants.
We did not detect increased expression of Sox2/Nanog/Oct4 in H125 TICs or Nanog/Oct4 in H23 TICs despite their clear sphere-forming capacity.
A small glass of beer containing a clear, grape-size sphere made from algae and holding a shot of sake references the top chef's time at the food lab Minibar; a fizzy moss-green cocktail with an undercurrent of tea is the bartender's refreshing twist on a gin rickey.
The European Council will work closely with the future President of the Commission and support him in creating a Commission marked out by improved financial and personnel management, the highest standards of integrity and transparency and a slim administration with a clear division of spheres of operation and responsibility.
Leonardo's "Mona Lisa, Van Eyckk's "Man with a Red Turban," and Picasso's "Portrait of Gertrude Stein," assembled upside down on the wall, snap into focus when viewed through a little clear acrylic sphere.
