Sentence examples for general clarity from inspiring English sources

There are ways in which the question of the play's sound entails the kind of pulling back from the particular lines that a structuralist critic might accomplish in thinking about structure or shape a visual abstraction, sacrificing detail for a more general clarity.

Despite the general clarity of the paper, there are several significant concerns.

This book has many positives, including the general clarity, layout and the good overviews of most of the subjects covered.

The key comments were regarding general clarity in the main text, particularly regarding our analysis and interpretation of FRAP experiments, as well as requesting more detail on the model set up and equations.

Second, it was felt that additional analyses needed to be done which considered gamma (see 3rd point of reviewer#3 below) and in general, clarity and explanation about frequency ranges of analyses (see 3rd point of reviewer #2, 2nd point of reviewer #3), as well as wording consistency (see 1st point of reviewer#2).

A number of recommendations are proposed on the basis of general principles (clarity, full disclosure, and evidence-based interpretation) to help authors and reviewers.

Fowler's true subject, however — his heart's home — is a set of two general principles, clarity and unpretentiousness, that he felt should govern all use of language.

It is necessarily conservative, for it uses compulsion and therefore may well hesitate to move in advance of general moral clarity".

Fowler's true subject, however his heart's home is a set of two general principles, clarity and unpretentiousness, that he felt should govern all use of language.

"We are pleased to finalize an agreement which ends the league's circumvention investigations and also establishes rules on long-term contracts that will provide players, their certified agents and general managers clarity for the negotiation of new contracts," Roland Lee, an associate counsel for the players union, said in a statement.

General item clarity, the use of theory in guiding an intervention, the concept of studying the intervention and the reporting of iterations of an intervention will require attention in SQUIRE 2.0.