Sentence examples for clarity making from inspiring English sources

Underground lakes reflected ceiling formations with crystal clarity, making the water seem bottomless instead of its actual depth of 2 to 10 inches.

Throughout, Hobsbawm writes with unrivalled clarity, making his historical arguments and political commentary compelling and urgent even at a distance of decades.

Computer technology permits the quick reproduction of photographic images at gigantic scale and with astonishing clarity, making it as easy to alter a New York City vista as to place an ad in a magazine.

That said, the WP29 does also suggest that some criteria might need to be "refined" to improve clarity — making specific reference to the "role in public life" criteria as one that could benefit from being more explicit.

It was about helping to unify a party, giving it moral clarity, making its members feel that they stand for something greater -- in the way they did in the history-making election of 2008 -- and yes, inspiring them with enthusiasm and energy to help re-elect Barack Obama president.

The lack of clarity makes for uncertainty on NATO's northern flank.

Rattle's ear for balance and clarity makes him an ideal Messiaen conductor.

This clarity made and broke the movie, according to many of you.

Stamp's sympathy and clarity make this much more than a monograph of architectural history.

Yet that clarity made him forget what he was doing, and he was nearly whacked by a speeding cab.

But Walker's track record and The Color Purple's singular clarity made the outside (white) literary establishment take notice.