The phrase "attaining clarity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of achieving understanding or insight on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "After several discussions, we are finally attaining clarity on the project's objectives."
Alternatives: "gaining understanding" or "achieving insight".
Few pages attain clarity; few seem crafted".
Americans need to solve mysteries, attain clarity; they might hope that the popular arts will bring some measure of moral sense to an existence that, at times, appears to possess very little of it.
It cannot be the simple belief that one has attained clarity and distinctness, for Descartes himself acknowledges that individuals can be wrong in that belief (7 35, 361).
Have you considered all of those issues?" At least with such direct questions, it's possible to attain clarity, even if she does not take your advice.
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When I first heard the name of this film, the "Lucy" which instantly came to mind was A Clockwork Orange's naked, four-on-the-floor mannequin from whose bosom flowed synthi-mesc, the chemical hallucinogenic stimulant Alex and his friends would drink to attain hyper-clarity before embarking on sprees of baroque violence.
Paul McCartney believed he'd attained true mental clarity for the first time in his life and instructed Beatles roadie and major-domo Mal Evans to write down everything he said henceforth.
Amazingly, Twombly's candid flailing has proved to wear far better than the aggressive certainties of most fame-seeking artists, which, when they do not attain the deathless clarity of masterpieces (that is, nearly all the time), tend to become embarrassingly dated with the next turnover of artistic fashion.
