Sentence examples for true and clear from inspiring English sources

Motion keeps its own voice true and clear as he treads nimbly through a broad swathe of forms and themes.

The pastry is always crisp and fresh, the honey syrup is cool and sweet, and the flavour true and clear.

Through all the expositional hubbub — "I see my countryman over there, that swindler Marx!" — his urbane, reflective, skeptical voice sometimes rings true and clear.

In light of this true and clear conclusion one should raise a question as to what are the real reasons for Zuroff to take pains to bring this issue back again.

When people say something apt, I often have a difficult time getting the sound of it out of my ear — it seems to have an extra legitimacy because it happened — and sometimes it comes out on the page, seeming true and clear to me, because I heard it.

To nongamblers -- those who are left -- it may all sound cheesy and over-the-top, but anybody who has played knows that poker puts a frame on human behavior that rings true and clear, which is what Mr. Koppelman and Mr. Levien are depending on.

Or maybe that aspect of the story rings so true, loud and clear right now because of these terrifying financial times.

The NGO actors found that communication was not always transparent enough and saw the communication more as a need and demand based activity, and preferred face-to-face meetings and round table discussions for true dialogue and clear communication.

Know when a bond seems too good to be true and stay clear of it.

- After the same Obama spokespeople finally started calling the charge "not true," and it became clear that the McCain people had lied, it also became clear that Team Obama had been too timid to stand up to McCain's bullying and call out his lie in the first place.

While the early numbers are promising if true, and it's clear the team likes to work in the general space of connecting brands with consumers, Gravy still feels – like much of what the founders have created before – designed primarily with the needs of brands in mind, before that of consumers.