Sentence examples for exquisite clarity from inspiring English sources

The American writer, Leonard Michaels, who died in 2003, wrote prose of exquisite clarity.

Heavy metal with a big heart and exquisite clarity of vision.

The picture isn't sharp, but the light gives it an illusion of exquisite clarity.

She continued, "Smart, compassionate, witty, courageous, this one not only dares to ask the hard questions... but asks them with humor, exquisite clarity and great fullness of heart".

Were Parker in charge today, his company would probably have moved firmly and successfully into computer games, which would no doubt be accompanied by instruction manuals of exquisite clarity.

However, when someone writes with a raw vulnerability, expressing with exquisite clarity a thought or feeling that I recognize in myself, I tend to sit up and take notice.

Tere O'Connor's new "Lawn" is a handsome-looking piece that mixes images of rolling green fields and forests and decayed urban sites, all caught on video by Ben Speth with exquisite, luminous clarity.

Breathing Lessons, for which Anne Tyler won a Pulitzer in 1989, displays her extraordinary gifts in supreme harmony: exquisite narrative clarity, faultless comic timing, and the Tyler trademark of happy-sad characters inspiring a mid-American domestic drama that somehow slips the surly bonds of the quotidian to become timeless and universal.

Low point: "About 20 times a day, when I wish I had the perfect clarity and the exquisite ability to synthesise and represent.

In the documentaries and in his exquisite music selection, Mr. Wenders finds a clarity he can't always bring to his fiction films.

Kenneth MacMillan's 1987 production of the Petipa-Tchaikovsky classic has proved impressively durable: its designs achieve a rare balance of the gothic and the exquisite, while the story is told with exceptional clarity.