Sentence examples for clarity of the text from inspiring English sources

It's the urgency and clarity of the text in Callas's performances that render her artistry more compelling and immediate.

"The surprise for me was actually the clarity of the text and the way in which governments worked with each other to get to common ideas," she said.

The cantillation of the Qurʾān reflected the ancient Arabic practice of declamation of poetry, with careful regard to word accents and inflections and to the clarity of the text.

For the sheer richness, roundness and bounce of the red-blooded bass sound, for the variety of expression from menace to silken seduction and sheer high spirits, for the pointed clarity of the text, Mr. Youn's rendition of Mozart's blasphemous rake is indeed of a high order, conjuring in the mind's eye a personage and a personality of spellbinding vitality.

Notwithstanding the clarity of the text of §§106(3), 109(a), and 602(a), L’anza argues that the language of the Act supports a construction of the right granted by §602(a) as “distinct from the right under Section 106(3) standing alone,” and thus not subject to §109(a).

Nor does the narrow concept of exclusion relate in any obvious way to the amendment's broad phrase "return any alien". That the clarity of the text and the implausibility of its theories do not give the majority more pause is due, I think, to the majority's heavy reliance on the presumption against extraterritoriality.

Even in her low register, not the strongest part of her voice, when her tone turned breathy, neither the integrity of the vocal line nor the clarity of the texts was sacrificed.

"Always Looking," Updike's third and last (he died in 2009) collection of essays about art, includes reviews of museum exhibitions that he wrote for The New York Review of Books and The New Republic, as well as "The Clarity of Things," the text of the Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities that Updike delivered in Washington in 2008.

In addition, we thank Mr. Oscar McCook as a medical writer for improving the clarity of the overall text.

This philological and historical approach is distinctive of Schlegel's writings and lends intelligibility and clarity to the texts without eroding their philosophical sharpness.

Thank you for pointing out this lack of clarity in the text.