Sentence examples for radical clarity from inspiring English sources

So far trimming and too-clever-by-half evasions have been found out every time, while radical clarity has paid off.

When I was trying to make sense of President Obama's foreign policy, Jeffrey Goldberg's reporting brought radical clarity and honesty to my understanding of America.

In an industry where long-winded, opaque privacy policies have become the norm, the proposed short notices seem radical in their clarity and brevity.

Though these are by no means radical reinterpretations, the clarity and precision Janine Jansen brings to the war-horse concertos gives them a fresh patina that is hard to resist.

Though the church didn't exactly embrace Darwin's radical ideas, the clarity of his arguments and his evenhanded tone disarmed critics who would dismiss his book as the ranting of a heretic.

Equally moving, though, is his clarity, a radical reassessment of priorities that only an abrupt death sentence can provoke.

He was perhaps too endowed with some of her qualities, notably single-mindedness, courage, drive and clarity – and perhaps too radical.

He said it was not surprising there had been a lack of clarity, given such a huge and radical programme of reform, and urged ministers to "review and take stock of how many loose ends there are".

To investigate the size of the particles involved in the hydroxyl radical injury, we centrifuged the suspension of PM10 to clarity, tested the clear supernatant, and found that it had all of the suspension activity.

With his cardigan sweaters and his elevated taste (he has said that he plans to start a fragrance line), he swiftly established honesty and clarity as the coolest qualities a rapper could exhibit — a radical notion.

Mr. Thompson is an artist with radical intent who can't help but make beautiful objects; this gives his work a clarity and restraint that softens, and even conventionalizes, the harshness of his thought.