Sentence examples for clear script from inspiring English sources

For this, the constitution lays down a clear script.

The eastern Mongols in China continued the Classical tradition, with the Oirat of Dzungaria keeping Clear Script with some modifications.

Nairne was also chairman of the Society of Italic Handwriting and his Whitehall memos and minutes were well known for their fine, clear script.

The monk Zaya Pandita Namkhaijamts (Oktorguin Dalai), an Oirat man of letters, created a new literary language rendered in a new alphabet, known today as Clear Script, which dates to 1648.

The director, Bennett Miller, works with a vivid, clear script, by Steven Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin; as David writes, Miller "is perceptive about behavioral tics and shifts of power between people".

But on immigration, health care and indeed just about every topic worth mentioning, the Romney camp apparently decided that the weakness of the economy meant that they didn't need a clear script at all, and that they could get by with evasions and improvisations instead.

And General McCaffrey's spokesman said: "We do not clear scripts.... Our objective is to provide a better understanding of the drug issue".

But if it is to handle its debts in future without such drama, it must have a clearer script for what happens when things go wrong.

The Office of National Drug Control Policy's youth media campaign has never inserted itself in the creative process or "cleared scripts" (Word & Image, by Max Frankel, Feb. 6).

91r-110v): Wrinten in a clear notarial script by a single scribe; later writers have added the initials, offset in margins, for the major sections of text (sometimes inaccurately) and the notes on ff.

Thought to originate from Constantinople (modern Istanbul) the page or pages bear "the text of a Latin work in a clear calligraphic script, perhaps dating as far back as AD 400," Salway added.