Sentence examples for clarified good from inspiring English sources

It had distilled the murkiness of their mutual grudges into clarified good and evil.

This is consistent with Nicol (2007), who concludes if MCQs are designed creatively and the context of their implementation is managed accordingly, they can be used to achieve the Seven Principles of Good Feedback Practice (Nicol & Macfarlane-Dick, 2006) including clarifying good performance, self-assessment and reflection, and dialogue.

(To clarify, good marriages are good for you. Bad ones are the soul of misery).

Perhaps sensing that every media insider had, at that very moment, issued a giddy "SQUEEEEE!" from their throats, Colbert was quick to clarify: "Good, I wanted to make sure you were talking about countries".

Since the Sunday Times magazine interview that kicked this all off on 30 August, Hynde clarified to Good Morning America that her comments on a woman's responsibility for rape were only related to her own experience as a survivor of sexual assault.

The combination of tumor grade, histological type and features of MR imaging associated to the use of the 2009 FIGO classification of endometrial cancer contribute to clarify the good candidates for SN biopsy.

Olive oil is my choice for frying; clarified butter or good lard is fine, too.

The solid/liquid separation of manures usually generates one clarified fraction with good levels of NH4+-nitrogen and one nutrient-rich organic solid fraction for multiple uses (Zhang and Westerman 1997; Møller et al. 2000, 2002; Petersen et al. 2007; Jørgensen and Jensen 2009; Hjorth et al. 2010) with subsequent optimization of crop nutrient management (Meade et al. 2011).

"None of these are good," he clarified.

The clarified juice has very good quality in NTU, transmittance and color, and no starch, pectin and thermo-acidophilic bacteria (TAB) were detected in the clarified juice.

"I think that probably clarifies things pretty good by itself".