Sentence examples for clarity of force from inspiring English sources

Why? God has his way in his very own time and sometimes he roars with Mother Nature for the purpose of clarity of force and power with the unknown that he dares you to question or challenge.

A man who understands with genuine clarity what level of force is required to support the Afghan government against the Taliban, and the Iraqi government against Islamic State (IS), will be welcomed - not just in Kabul and Baghdad, but in capitals from London and Paris to Canberra.

His writing and analysis, like the man himself, were distinguished for grace of style, clarity of thought, and force of argument.

Given the central place of misogyny in the current American strain of political madness, and the clarity and force of the movie's allegory of rage at that madness, that absence is all the more gaping.

That work, however, lacked the clarity and force of other writings of the 1930s, such as the powerful essay "The Origin of the Work of Art" (1936).

Spotlight is a movie of clarity and force: the true story of the Boston Globe's "Spotlight" team and its 2002 campaign to investigate a church cover-up of child abuse by Catholic priests.

Just you try.Tony Connor is a British poet of force, clarity and honest craft.

Their contracts have all the clarity (and force) of a shoddy gentleman's agreement.

But the two principals, happily cast and directed, shape it back into a dramatic piece of clarity and force.

And, when she reached to sing a note in her upper range, the clarity and force of her voice were bracing.

The poetry tends to be oblique, with Henry Shukman an exception of clarity and force; MR Peacocke's "Simile" is worth getting to the end of.