Sentence examples for rigorous clarity from inspiring English sources

In his remarks, Cardinal Ruini focused on the need for "rigorous clarity" in resolving abuse cases, but emphasized also the "respect and affection" of bishops for their priests, "the overwhelming majority of whom are faithful and generous servants of the Lord and the people entrusted to them".

I once discussed with a retired Japanese diplomatic service interpreter the difficulty of rendering a language with the facility to be as nuanced to the point of vagueness as Japanese into the rigorous clarity of English, and especially the Japanese of a master obfuscater like Takeshita.

"Breaking Bad's" unblinking camera eye -- the endlessly observant lens that viewed the characters with such rigorous clarity -- made a believer of me.

These include the need for research to have been conducted ethically, the consideration of relevance to inform practice or policy, the use of appropriate and rigorous methods, and the clarity, coherence of reporting, address of reliability, validity, and objectivity [5].

The moment demanded clarity of mind and rigorous governance, and yet he could not summon them.

One is a pride in rigorous thinking, in intellectual truth and clarity.

The mean score was only 43.9%, ranging from 23.8% for rigorous design to 69.4% for clarity and presentation.

Morricone's stubborn clarity of vision, combined with a rigorous training and an open mind, has put him in a class of his own among soundtrack composers.

He writes of questions so complex and self-referential that they threaten to recede into an "infinite regress," but he does so with a clarity that could have only come from rigorous struggle.

Rigorous development methods are deemed to ensure the validity, clarity and clinical applicability of practice recommendations.

In his book he introduced a more rigorous writing style that emphasized topical development, sustained reasoning, detail, and clarity.