Sentence examples for extra clarity from inspiring English sources

Those, plus matching software, give music playback extra clarity and bass.

This preference calls for extra clarity when it comes to demarcating the end of speeches.

There were no microphones, but in the quiet night air Abby's spoons clacked with extra clarity.

But far more important for now is the extra clarity about how Google will conduct business in the European Union.

For extra clarity this would probably have been a good place for some genuine OO, but for simplicity I opted for an if statement in the LensSurface::Refract method instead.

Then Leonard told us about a dream (and perhaps helped give some extra clarity as to why closing doors are so important in the show): I had a dream I was on a shelf in the refrigerator.

Jennings credits his diet with giving him extra mental clarity and keeping him feeling young, though he says he expects the real benefits to show over the long-term.

A new 4K digital restoration is being rolled out in the U.K. first, with extra visual clarity amid the controversial storyline that has both baffled and dazzled audiences.

While in no way comparing her situation to that of Ai Weiwei, in some ways confronting the blunt instrument of censorship gave her work extra force and clarity, she suggested.

So dedicated a Russophile that on a trip to Russia he made sure to visit Irkutsk and Lake Baikal, Mr. Meloy named his band partly after the 1825 Decembrist revolt - adding the extra E for clarity - and partly in hopes of "imagining a people that would be represented by that month, and how dramatic and melancholy it is".

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