The questionnaire was revised by two other authors with backgrounds in psychology and internal medicine regarding clearness of question content, wording, comprehensibility, and structure of the questionnaire.
In short, students have an eye for molecular detail (relation of structure and function), and they appreciate the colors, but at the same time, they are attracted by the clearness of the schematic representation.
The clearness of mind that comes from ditching everything and setting off into the great unknown?
But what seemed new was the restraint and clearness of purpose in his playing.
"There was no mistaking the ingenuity of plot, the limpid clearness of style, the perfect art of telling a story," he later gushed.
She remembers afterwards "the clearness of my consciousness and the ferocity of my emotion, and myself enduring them, myself neither one nor the other, but enduring them".
I think that kind of clarity, and by that I mean the clearness of the prose, is something I've been given by life.
There are any number of decisions like this, decisions that, in the clearness of hindsight, seem stupid; there are tragedies and SNAFUs that we now know could have been avoided.
What the journals do not say is often as significant as what they do, and Ms Wilson reads perceptively between the lines, speculating when necessary but doing so with a clearness of thought which makes her approach utterly convincing.
My wish for visual souvenirs slaps against the clearness of those very images for which I don't have pictures, in the way that two currents of water slap against each other in the ocean.
