The phrase "clear truth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the unambiguous or obvious nature of a fact or statement.
Example: "The clear truth is that we need to address climate change urgently."
Alternatives: "obvious fact" or "evident truth."
Throughout all of this, the one clear truth has come from Cesare Prandelli.
Which leaves us, at this point, with only one clear truth.
The situation called for that rarest of events: a government body saying the clear truth about something everybody already knew.
It's not too much to ask that the president of the United States speak the clear truth about his policies and their implications.
Byron's desperate need for approval, which often led to all manner of histrionics when the necessary ego-rub was denied, was matched by an equally marked capacity for generosity and kindness.Poets, said Byron in "Don Juan", are professional liars, and though her "fountains are clear" truth must often "navigate o'er fiction".
"I believe that this informs the clear truth of her work that some might confuse for naïveté." In her workshop, an industrial space attached to the El Espartano factory, Kehayoglou hoists up her rugs perpendicular to the ground on a large scaffold, and wears headphones that block out the noise made by her hand-tufting machine.
Time and again, she made luminous poems premised on clear truth-telling, but always with a twist, and with space for evocation and mystery.
The public deserves to hear clear truths about protecting their families from measles and other preventable diseases.
Hip-hop documentary brings home clear-cut truths about 'blood diamonds' NEW YORK, USA, 2 May 2007 – There's no end to clichés about diamonds.
There, in that besieged strip of land, we revealed the crystal-clear truth to ourselves, unadorned and free of shame.
All that said, as we lost ourselves further in the dusty, chopped and re-rubbed grooves of his selections, the clearest truth was that really, the reason he still holds such a hypnotic grip on audiences is down to little more than the absurd quality of his sets.
