Sentence examples for splendid clarity from inspiring English sources
A scary, splendid clarity radiates from the terminally confused kinfolk who are running wild at the Acorn Theater.
Pan-roasted Chilean sea bass, lightly cooked (as I prefer it), was served with fingerling potatoes, artichoke hearts, oyster mushrooms, a truffle and foie gras emulsion and swirls of basil oil -- flavors with splendid clarity.
A section near the end demonstrates with splendid clarity how easy it is to massage the truth (or concoct outright lies) in a graph, simply by fiddling subtly with the y-axis.
In his review for the New York Times, Ben Brantley noted the production's "scary, splendid clarity", and praised Hawke for eliciting a performance that "connoisseurs of precision acting will be savoring for years to come".
There is none of the sense of simply too much architecture for the problem at hand, as there sometimes is in Mr. Graves's work; instead, there is a splendid rigor and clarity.
Gold's cast comprises a splendid ensemble, but one performance stands out with clarity and conviction.
The Met's production, directed by Michael Grandage, is aptly set in the opera's own era, and Grandage captures its implications with an extraordinary dramatic clarity that's equally the work of the splendid cast of singers.
The classical system with its emphasis on totality may have led to the gradual toning down of the many splendid effects of the earlier tradition for the sake of the equilibrium and clarity of the whole.
From the opening "Patsy Cline," a romp offering satirical advice to the lovelorn, through moodier numbers like the phonetically splendid "Unclaimed," Ms. Toomey gives the elaborate chamber-pop now fashionable among college rockers a welcome warmth and clarity.
