Sentence examples for direct clarity from inspiring English sources

Cush Jumbo's Nora pronounces the words with simple, direct clarity.

"They're not easy to have, but you've got to give them direct clarity, honesty and show compassion and value for them as people.

Sopranos carry the melody but altos bring a direct clarity and depth to the music that resonates.

For this reason, if you have a chance to meet or date someone you might be romantically interested, wait until Mercury goes direct, when clarity of mind will return and you're more likely to have a fortuitous romantic connection. 5. Don't engage in any relationship with anyone who sounds dishonest or appears deceptive.

Alessandro Talevi directed with clarity.

The show has been directed with clarity and elegance by the playwright Nina Raine ("Tribes"), and it features lovely performances by Iain Glen as a vacillating, unwitting heartbreaker from Moscow and by Tamsin Greig and Eve Ponsonby as rivals, of sorts, for his affections.

Some of the details that were emerging in news reports about what Ms. Diallo's camp was doing, Mr. Sharpton said, were "confusing to me, which is why - without direct knowledge and clarity - we said nothing".

Michael Buffong, who runs Talawa theatre company, directs with cool clarity.

Acted with fiery feeling by a superb cast, and directed with incisive clarity by Leah C. Gardiner, the play unfolds as a series of taut, brief scenes separated by blackouts and the occasional throb of music.

Directed with stark clarity by Mr. McGregor, and dramatically lighted by Lucy Carter (who brings the same nuance to "Undance"), it has William Kentridge-like, densely etched, 3-D designs by the OpenEnded Group that are attractive without adding much to the power of the music and singing.

Numbers mesmerize the modern mind, seeming to offer fixity, clarity, a direct and indisputable measure of "right" and "wrong".