Sentence examples for dreadful clarity from inspiring English sources
As scientists, our work informs us – with dreadful clarity and urgency – that burning fossil fuel is destroying the life support systems on our planet.
The initial panic is over but has been replaced with a dreadful clarity about what we are really up against, and for how long.
I'm middle-aged – at the point when a number of decades have happened to me and yet I can still remember them with dreadful clarity.
In the past few weeks these have been revealed in all their dreadful clarity by an esoteric debate about the tax break for ethanol.To balance the budget you can spend less or tax more.
Despite a raft of new legislation and promises to crack down on perpetrators, new cases of abuse or harassment still surface in the national headlines seemingly every week, illustrating with dreadful clarity that Singh's views, however vile, are shared by many Indian men.
Geographical features and major battles are marked and named, and plummeting temperatures on the return journey are shown along the bottom.The chart tells the dreadful story with painful clarity: in 1812, the Grand Army set out from Poland with a force of 422,000; only 100,000 reached Moscow; and only 10,000 returned.
Didion writes about these dreadful events with the clarity one expects of her, but this is a heartbreaking, passionate book that offers no easy answers and leaves the reader, like Didion herself, at a loss to explain the ways in which life changes, irremediably, in a trice.
Avner Ofrath Oxford Joe Sacco's humanity shines on this week's dreadful events with a rare clarity and honesty.
The manuscript was beautifully flawed, full of conjuring, a menagerie of tones, a clarity of devastation, the unspeakable spoken and made humane, the dreadful made beautiful, the erotic made quirky, the febrile details — the ebullient.
What lifts it is Westenra's voice, which is genuinely remarkable; just maturing into a lovely warmth, she has a clarity to her upper registers which mercifully avoids the dreadful, bared teeth, window-shaking vibrato of many child sopranos.
