Wayne Jordan's staging of Seán O'Casey's classic brings pared-back clarity to a drama that is often embalmed rather than revived.
— Late in the second quarter of a game and a season slipping away from the Dallas Cowboys, the ostentatious video boards hanging over the field — 60 yards of enormous, back-to-back heft and clarity — showed a large, shirtless man painted in blue.
Isn't it strange, I venture, that only crisis or distance can bring that clarity back?
This could be a potential reason for the Fed to hold back until more clarity.
At a dinner celebrating the opening of "Red," Sir Terence thanked his son for bringing clarity back to Conran in his new capacity.
So when Mr. Panetta asked himself aloud in a television interview a couple of weeks ago whether the sanctions would deter Iran's "ambitions with regard to nuclear capacity," his answer came back with full clarity: "Probably not".
Mr. Hill has recorded his share of opaque, incomprehensible music, but "Dusk" brings him back into a clarity that's near the territory of his greatest album, "Point of Departure" in 1964.
In the late afternoon, when the sinking sun brought depth and clarity back to the landscape, we often took long slow drives along the smooth highways that traverse the park.
Thankfully, these embarrassing disclosures never got in the way of my friendship with President Eisenhower, and he and I golfed many, many rounds together, at Augusta and Burning Man and Plum Creek, with George S. Patton and Walter (Old Iron Pants) Cronkite, the memory of which the smell of plum blossoms brings back with startling clarity.
Back in 2012, Clarity raised a $1.6 million seed round.
"I wiped my mind clean and clear of the problem and came back with some clarity," he says.
