"clear beauty" is a correct phrase that is used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is visual and has a pleasant appearance. For example, "She revels in the clear beauty of the night sky, illuminated by stars."
Ms. Price was known for the clear beauty of her voice and the modest eloquence of her interpretations.
Major Beauty Why not start with a shot of clear beauty, which is what you get in "The Prismatic Eye: Collages by Anne Ryan, 1948-54," a modest-size show installed in the museum's 20th-century galleries.
Cornwell's plot is enlivened by passages of clear beauty as he describes the natural world in which such horrors take place: "The current drew the trailing willow fronds downstream.
I had grown up with her pictures and was in awe of her, and also taken aback by the mismatch between the soft, deep, clear beauty of her black-and-white photos that contain every shade and grain of grey and the unassuming, unadorned figure she cut.
The pure, clear beauty of full tempo Dad-rage.
Her face is finely etched with a clear beauty, in her brows, her eyes, her wide American smile; hers is a beauty which comes from fathoming the dark, uncharted depths of one's vast inner strength.
I also adore clear-cut beauty; I just find darkness the most fascinating.
The clear beauties will finally allow couples to share tunes without having one ear exposed.
By the fifth day, it was all clear, a beauty I did not expect".
Despite this poetic idealism, outside in the trade booths, it was clear that beauty is now an increasingly mechanised industry, not just of sculpting, but of sucking, injecting, moulding and installing.
Rather, we have tried to strike a balance between presenting enough information to make clear the beauty and diversity of the subject on the one hand, while avoiding "information overload" on the other.
