Sentence examples for bad clarity from inspiring English sources

Cameraphone lenses are slow and of very low quality, and the tiny sensor size means both bad low light performance and bad clarity due to insanely small pixel pitch.

"The Parliament of Man" is organized thematically rather than chronologically — good for conceptual clarity, bad for narrative drive — and Kennedy devotes as much attention to the "soft" United Nations of social and economic development as to the "hard" United Nations of political mediation and peacekeeping.

"If this thing goes the way of Sanjay," he said, "I think investors look at this as it's too bad, but there's clarity".

Hitchcock's low-budget, black-and-white shocker looks like a bad dream of crystalline clarity and detail, ushered in with crazed operatic intensity by Bernard Herrmann's superb score.

This judgment, at least, has the virtue of clarity: producers are bad, though probably smart; participants are dumb, though possibly good.

In our experiments, we use the same specified splits for training, while testing was done using only videos with "bad" and "medium" labels; for clarity, these two sets will hereafter be denoted as HMDB-BQ and HMDB-MQ, respectively.

Despite the built-in SRS WOW sound enhancer and bass booster, rock sounds harsh, while rap and R&B just comes out sounding anemic, but the overall clarity isn't bad at low to moderate volume levels.

A diamond that costs less About Clarity: Inclusions are not bad, though the common connotation has slightly negative tones.

The crystals (which I'm now coveting for my own tree) are said to bring spiritual clarity--not a bad thing for passersby to glimpse through the window as they head down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House.

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But he said, "The bad news is there still is no clarity about what kind of procedure the chancery is using to investigate these cases.