Sentence examples similar to grant perspicuity from inspiring English sources

"He was appalled by her perspicuity.

Matching Moser's enthusiasm as a teacher and mentor was his perspicuity as a scholar.

The Pope and Archbishop of Canterbury are taking on contemporary capitalism with perspicuity and passion.

This anthology comprises the research of outstanding, mostly young scholars working with skill and perspicuity.

Otherwise, the translation into English seems correct enough; now if only someone would translate the obscurantism into perspicuity.

Pope Adrian I, who encouraged Western recognition of the iconodulic Council of Nicaea, also referred to the perspicuity of the icons.

(Given Angot's antagonism toward conventional syntax, the English translation, by Tess Lewis, is a feat of perspicuity).

But before Japanese bosses celebrate, they may want to consider that this golden opportunity is hardly the result of business perspicuity.

When she was 12 she had the perspicuity to realise that she needed a memorable stage name, and she took it from the River Trent.

Certain writers become famous for the dangerous locations in which they ply their trade, or for the perspicuity of their prose.

His paintings have the sensitivity and the perspicuity of centuries past, but the flatness and anti-illusionism of the modern age.