Sentence examples for uncommonly clear from inspiring English sources

His diction is uncommonly clear, with the reedy, slightly nasal quality of the classic French tenor.

He made the direction of phrases (what leads to what) in this episodic Allegro uncommonly clear.

Because the picture is the same size as the subject, the image is uncommonly clear.

It helped that the stadium, well-staffed if frankly unfinished, with an exterior louvered like an air-conditioning unit, had uncommonly clear sound, far better than average and a world apart from its predecessor.

"As I strolled through the freshly greened woods filled with bird song and lit up by the morning sun, all at once everything appeared in an uncommonly clear light.

Kilcullen explained in uncommonly clear terms the purpose of the operations (if only our leaders had had a fraction of this insight and rhetorical skill all along): "The aim is not to kill every last AQ leader, but rather to drive them off the population and keep them off, so that we can work with the community to prevent their return".

It emphasizes transparency and is uncommonly open to public questions.

The dials aligned on uncommonly clean pay dirt.

She is also uncommonly open about her sexuality.

Famous for his trenchant pronouncements in perfect but always German-accented English, he also listened uncommonly carefully, as is clear in the cadence of his written dispatches from Vietnam and his tireless later work to commemorate the many photographers — including North Vietnamese — who died covering the war.

He was uncommonly handsome, his features clean and sharply etched.