Sentence examples for lost clarity from inspiring English sources

And Kleiber never lost clarity.

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

Radiographs obtained 6 months after marsupialization showed that the lesion margin had lost clarity and that the regenerated bone was replaced by normal trabeculae.

They must live with the consequences of their lost clarity, diminished credibility, and damaged relationships.

Far from original, but nonetheless painful: The Democratic Party lost this election widely, and has reached a new low in influence, partly because it has lost clarity and credibility on its governing philosophy.

Do you lose clarity?

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

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

Yet the novel's strength is also its weakness, as Montero loses clarity for the sake of narrative authenticity.

Riders who are not hydrated may get a headache, lose clarity of their vision or even feel dizzy, he said.

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