Sentence examples for harsh clarity from inspiring English sources

There comes a new, if harsh, clarity: "I did not know him, I knew my idea of him".

Portraying guilt-crippled American tourists in Rome in John Guare's new play, Polly Holliday and Dick Latessa give off the harsh clarity of certain black-and-white photographs.

Mr. Higgins performs it breathtakingly, revealing with harsh clarity how each phrase opens a new wound in the actor's exhausted soul.

Portraying a pair of guilt-crippled American tourists in Rome in John Guare's new play, Polly Holliday and Dick Latessa give off the harsh clarity of certain black-and-white photographs.

Portraying a pair of guilt-crippled American tourists in John Guare's "Chaucer in Rome," Polly Holliday and Dick Latessa give off the harsh clarity of certain black-and-white photographs.

Ultimately, food security is an ethical debate about social provisioning, a point made with great clarity by Harsh Mander, one of the Indian supreme court's commissioners on the right to food, in his recent book, Ash in the Belly.

Her clarity could make her harsh with her family, especially her two brothers.

Mr. Awlaki's demand that they make a choice, devoting themselves to a harsh, fundamentalist strain of Islam, offered clarity, he said.

This may sound harsh but, for the sake of clarity, I will state my position in straightforward terms: to me, this is more of a free-wheeling speculation than a useful hypothesis.

The Arizonan has a moral clarity on the issue, forged during five years of harsh captivity in the notorious Hanoi Hilton.

Despite the built-in SRS WOW sound enhancer and bass booster, rock sounds harsh, while rap and R&B just comes out sounding anemic, but the overall clarity isn't bad at low to moderate volume levels.