Sentence examples for initial clarity from inspiring English sources

"Whenever you're going to give something historical scrutiny, its initial clarity is going to get murky," said Charles Maier, a professor of history and European studies at Harvard.

This is a retrospective, theoretical vindication for an ill-considered collaboration in which, as the review acknowledges the "initial clarity of purpose regarding its engagement with MB blurred over time".

We also establish a timeframe by which to achieve this growth so that the initial clarity and inspiration is not lost along the way.

That word is now a name for the fantasy that initial moral clarity can turn an ugly, slogging struggle with human depravity into a decisive victory.

Most investor pitches, like initial emails, lack clarity and brevity.

I never saw a case where there was initial and accurate clarity about what happened.

We adopt these artificial symmetrical initial conditions for clarity.

"As President George -- and I add both initials here for clarity -- H. W. Bush reminded us back in 1988," the senator said, "there is no place where experience matters more than on questions of war and diplomacy".

Because the answer is always stretched across the line-break, there's often an effect of initial complexity yielding to clarity.

Questions have been rewritten for clarity, preserving initial intent.

"The initial determination may provide clarity on the definition of the... Microsoft... patent for which a violation was found and will help us avoid infringement of this patent in the US market".