Sentence examples for true clarity from inspiring English sources

Among the highest screen resolution available on a mobile phone, the 3.2″ widescreen display brings photos, video clips and web content to life in vibrant color and true clarity.

But sometimes, to gain true clarity on a contentious subject, it's best to consult an outside jury, and so I reread George Orwell's "Shooting An Elephant," his account, when, as a sub-divisional police officer in lower Burma, he found himself having to confront a rogue pachyderm that had ransacked a local village and killed one of its inhabitants.

Point out the true clarity of your stone.

Paul McCartney believed he'd attained true mental clarity for the first time in his life and instructed Beatles roadie and major-domo Mal Evans to write down everything he said henceforth.

Arts should have a goal of excellence, true innovation and clarity of thought.

But … true science demands clarity and impartiality.

Nechvatal believes this gives the work a "digital clarity" true to our techno age.

Positioning is rooted in clarity, true confidence and deep knowledge of audience and core assets.

If sustained, such practice promises to lead to true presentness and clarity of thought.

O'Brien: So are you saying, without conflict, there can be no true growth or clarity?

Just listening to this reasoned voice of true intelligence and clarity, is in itself inspiring.