Sentence examples for helpful clarity from inspiring English sources

But helpful clarity has now been brought to the debate by this morning's Kinnock-Humphrys ding-dong.

THE respected scholar Maynard Solomon, author of a widely hailed book on Beethoven, who was also quoted in the Times article, brought some helpful clarity to the debate.

Far from bringing helpful clarity, information is being used as a smokescreen to cover up the government's wilful inaction, which serves corporate interests rather than the public good.

After the caution and muddle of the Hillary Clinton campaign, a defense of public health insurance offers Democrats some helpful clarity — a line between where they and Republicans stand.

Formulations such as, "This project was a total disaster," "I'm a total loser," and "It's going to take a million hours to edit this thing," are not helpful, whereas clarity of expression is.

While letting every impassioned flight in the music take off, the conductor Pacien Mazzagatti brought helpful shape and clarity to the score.

"As a regulator, it's always helpful to have clarity in legislation," said Tom Dunn, a spokesman for the Education Department, which had suspended the licensing effort pending the outcome of the legislation.

It can provide a helpful sense of clarity during challenging times.

Another helpful tool for clarity is cultivating compassionate care for ourselves and others as we overcome any struggles and cultivate our better selves.

as "helpful" (it increases clarity and mental toughness) instead of "harmful," they performed better at work, reported fewer psychological problems and had closer-to-optimal levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

The panelists also spoke to the role of government, mostly noting that it is most helpful to get clarity from governments on regulation, as well as tax exemptions and Value Added Tax (VAT) exemptions.