Sentence examples for losing clarity from inspiring English sources

With the Europeans split over what to do, Mr. El-Erian said, "the markets are losing clarity, and the Greeks are under pressure again".

From the beginning, it combined a girlish lightness with the ache and scratch of the blues, and it has grown fuller without losing clarity.

And in his 90's he "showed no sign of losing clarity of thought," said Michael Studdert-Kennedy, chairman of the Haskins Laboratories, a private nonprofit center that Dr. Haskins, with Dr. Franklin S. Cooper, started in his garage in 1935.

Specifically, eschewing appeal to a background theory that justifies health care because it contributes to something else of importance to social justice (fair equality of opportunity, treating people as equals), and appealing instead to a pluralism of considerations, risks losing clarity about what care is part of the "decent minimum" it purports to provide legal entitlements to.

This terminology is far from satisfying, but as neutral as possible, without losing clarity.

Oregano or basil leaves cleared with Visikol solution allowed the visualization of deeper layers of tissues without losing clarity.

Do you lose clarity?

And Kleiber never lost clarity.

"Jews lose clarity," he jotted in his "Notebooks".

His passagework, so key to these showpieces, lost clarity in faster moments.

Though they are stark shadow plays, her drawing never loses clarity.