Sentence examples for clarity of language from inspiring English sources
Clarity of language is a prerequisite, but clarity of purpose is essential.
Clarity of perception, clarity of thinking, clarity of language, clarity of behavior in the face of -- often -- the terrifyingly unclear?
To evaluate the information reported by Italian press articles about hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and menopause, in terms of completeness, clarity of language and transparency.
"One of his ingrained qualities was his clarity of language," said Ajoy Roy, adding that he believed Avijit's politics were "not ideological but more liberal democrat".
Trump is not noted for clarity of language, or for command of the subtleties of international politics, and the threat is rather fuzzily worded.
1 Two Terms ago, in Welch, we overruled Parden insofar as that case spoke to the clarity of language necessary to constitute such a demand.
It is also about clarity of terminology and language (which gets more difficult at a global level/in translation) – "social business" in the UK tends to mean "for-profit business trying to have social impact", whereas elsewhere in the world, it may mean something different.
Clarity of dramatic language and superb, humane performances are the bedrock of this outstanding film.
The wry clarity of its language makes its innocence seem straightforward, yet Erich Kästner wrote his novel in 1929, when Germany was shadowed by the rise of fascism.
