Sentence examples for clarity off from inspiring English sources

At a mere 23 years old, Zedd (real name Anton Zaslavski) has burst onto the scene with smash hits like the progressive gems "Spectrum," the hard-hitting "Shave It Up," and, of course, "Clarity," off the album of the same name (which just reached gold status).

Mr. Bowman, dancing with muscular clarity, takes off for a turn in the air (double assemblé) surrounded by the women in black before the couples pair off.

LOS ANGELES — By now, everyone knows the airport drill, its inconveniences offset by its clarity: take off your shoes, pop your laptop in a tray, have your driver's license at the ready.

It'll be cool to see how Clarity takes off in the future.

The simplicity and clarity of their contours play off against the vagueness produced by the overlapping sheets, for example.

Back in 2001, when America had the moral clarity of the rightfully pissed off, things were simple.

That case and others made the real estate industry fear that the lack of clarity would scare off buyers.

So far trimming and too-clever-by-half evasions have been found out every time, while radical clarity has paid off.

It must be established by statute to secure its independence and its public purpose must be defined with great clarity to ward off subsidy seekers.

I could go even further: the demands of economy push writers to polish their sentences to precision and clarity, to bring off their effects with unusual intensity, to remain focussed on the point of their creation and drive it forward with functional single-mindedness, and to end it with a mind to its unity.

"Somewhere along the way, the life insurance industry lost sight of its customers, clarity and trust dropped off the menu," adds Vanek.