Sentence examples for clearness and from inspiring English sources

The poetic form has been thoroughly studied and the lines are separated, the result being clearness and dignity.

"I was completely taken with the clearness and earnestness of her approach, but also the power she brought".

This identity, which applies to every sphere of the mind, has in the sphere of art a clearness and self-evidence lacking, perhaps, elsewhere.

As a thinker, Saint-Simon was deficient in system, clearness, and coherence, but his influence on modern thought, especially in the social sciences, is undeniable.

In her preface to Union Street, Edith Sitwell describes Causley's "poems of the morning in which one sees the objects with a morning clearness and freshness, some _ contain depths of tragedy".

His economic views are sound; they are laid down with ability, precision, clearness, and are sustained by a kind of pointed and common-sense eloquence somewhat rare in his class.

"Clarity and clearness was needed and it wasn't provided.

We enhanced the classification process presented in [ 3] by including 11 features of tissue changes (i.e., features related to fatty change, cytoplasm colors, cell clearness index, and stroma) and 10 features of trabecular (e.g., nuclei-cytoplasmic ratio, irregularity of sinusoid, and trabecular arrangements).

These results suggest that the receiver of onomatopoeic representations can more accurately guess auditory impressions of muddiness, brightness, and sharpness (or clearness, darkness and dullness) for real sounds from their heard onomatopoeic representations.

The prediction of global horizontal irradiation was carried out using geographical data of altitude, latitude and longitude and meteorological data of humidity, pressure, clearness index and average temperature.

The models estimate the diffuse fraction on the basis of the traditional predictor clearness index and various other astronomical and meteorological predictors.