Lens should be uniform in clarity before moving on to next step.
"Bearing that in mind and the current uncertainty around the club, we felt the situation needed clarity to move forward.
This is how you will gain clarity to move forward again.
And yet while Ms. Peters's Desirée erases her tears with flashing smiles, the inner devastation comes through with moving clarity.
James McAuley, always a meditative poet, achieved both grace and humanity in the moving clarity of his later verse (for example, in Music Late at Night [1976]).
The long vista of the years helps Bullmore to show with moving clarity the intricate way that life and friendship inform each other and how the stock of mutual memories can contain both smarting, buried grievances and the means to dissolve them eventually in shared, helpless laughter.
Lenny Henry, the recipient of the lifetime achievement award at the Observer Ethical awards, is not only a co-founder of Comic Relief, working with Richard Curtis and his staff for more than 25 years to raise £900m, he has also communicated the plight of vulnerable children in Africa and Britain with an unparalleled and moving clarity.
Its richness blooms quietly, as when Frances, about to have sex with Nick for the first time, says, with moving clarity, that her insides feel "hot like oil," or when she recalls a terrifying episode during her childhood when her alcoholic father, stumbling into the house drunk, tripped over one of her shoes and threw it into the fire: "I watched it smouldering like it was my own face smouldering.
As a sports fan, I'd like to think we're at a moment of transition, moving toward clarity.
