Sentence examples for pristine clarity from inspiring English sources
But articulating passagework with pristine clarity was not his priority.
The pristine clarity of his playing prevents the music from becoming a jumble.
With its pristine clarity, refrigerated light and deadpan stabs of violence, it looks unmistakably like something by Michael Haneke or his Austrian contemporaries, Ulrich Seidl and Jessica Hausner.
Guerrero's regimen certainly worked for Gould, as is clear from the arresting segments in this documentary that show him close up, playing — Bach's "Goldberg Variations, Bachh's D minor Keyboard Concerto, Beethoven's Second Piano Concerto live on tour in the Soviet Union in 1957 — always with pristine clarity and effortlessness, no matter how breathless the tempos.
The sidemen played with a pristine clarity, as if hypnotised by the boss's touch on piano and trombonist Andrae Murchison with an infectiously sidelong bluffness, and at times they collectively glowed with a sound reminiscent of that of Ibrahim's most famous patron, Duke Ellington.
In Susan Rethorst's elegiac and episodic (though storyless) "Behold Bold Sam Dog" -- presented at Danspace Project in January -- Erin Fitzgerald, Taryn Griggs, Sarah Perron, Vicky Shick, the choreographer and a luminously awkward Jodi Melnick etch figures in the air or on each other's bodies with such pristine clarity that the signs remain long after the dancers have moved on.
So, with this background, suddenly this image came out of the blue, delivered with pristine, perfect clarity.
Throughout, Ralf Mendle's digital cinematography delivers cold, crisp images that capture sickly complexions and pristine landscapes with equal clarity.
He was relentless and disciplined in his exploration of artistic technique, insisting always on clarity and pristine articulation.
"Whenever you see albums that say 'produced by Larry Harlow,' you know they are going to sound pristine and powerful, with clarity in the voice and horns and the percussion up front.
His interpretation was notable for its clarity and pristine articulation in the outer movements and its elegant phrasing in the second movement, complemented by supple playing from the orchestra.
