Sentence examples for this apparent clarity from inspiring English sources

Despite this apparent clarity, and as we have already noted, the matter of how mitochondrial donors are to be classified does have tangible policy outcomes that must be addressed.

One aspect of this apparent clarity is the way that utilitarian calculation is used to seek to provide the most help to the greatest number.

In this context of uncertainty, the apparent clarity and certainty of a "dementia care pathway" may be attractive.

A second line of attack is to argue that the apparent clarity of the moral case for aid actually blinds people to the reality that aid is actively damaging to poor countries – it stifles their economies and lets corrupt governments off the hook.

The present research helps to illustrate some of the ways that this apparent moral clarity may mask important ethical concerns for equity, including how vulnerabilities shape people's access to and capacity to make use of the resources and services provided during a crisis (41).

For decades, after the second world war, "the British way of doing government and politics", was admired by many foreign commentators for its apparent clarity and efficiency.

(Perhaps the ultimate evidence can be found in the films of Howard Hawks, whose apparent clarity of manner, which mimes transparency, is as severely artificial as the prose of Ernest Hemingway, and as heatedly forged by an ethic of beauty that views slovenly superfluity, in behavior or in camerawork, as a self-indulgent slackness of character).

We thank the reviewer for pointing out this apparent lack of clarity in our paper.

The obvious solution to this apparent problem?

But this apparent circularity is perhaps deceiving.

This apparent discrepancy awaits resolution.