Sentence examples for clear describing from inspiring English sources

There's a great line in Carlos Fuentes's 1958 novel, "Where the Air Is Clear," describing Mexico City as a "city new upon sculptured dust".

A 1999 paper from Doctors Without Borders (also known as Médecins Sans Frontières, or MSF) made the divide clear, describing challenges like counterfeit drugs, the high costs of existing treatments ― and research and development programs that were not motivated to look into drugs for neglected tropical diseases.

Whilst the pivotal role of Egypt's military establishment can't possibly be disputed (particularly that the army has made its position very clear), describing what happened exclusively as a coup d'etat is both unfair to the Egyptian people and incredibly biased in favor of the ousted president.

We have modified the Results section to make this clear, describing results on grand-averaged data in a different paragraph than the analysis based on individual infants.

The presentation lays out the deal in clear terms, describing the spending backstop as "automatic across-the-board cuts ('sequestration').

Frank's work is doubtlessly honest, but, as Lane himself makes quite clear in describing Frank's editing process, it is far from unblinking.

But Mr. Romney's proposals have also steered clear of describing with any precision how far Iran could go before he would use force to stop its program.

There was an absence, in many cases, of clear pathways describing the flow of patients through diagnosis and treatment, and there were issues with recording and tracking important data.

The literature is clear when describing relationships between insertion into social networks and business results.

In fact, neither the clinical terminology or every-day language is quite clear in describing various symptoms.

Resident/fellow evaluations recorded in ISES are ACGME competency and criterion based, with clear anchors describing each domain of evaluation.