Sentence examples for useful clarity from inspiring English sources

And that gave the situation a useful clarity: either Comey was lying or Trump was.

Sometimes this gives useful clarity, but more frequently it gives a distorted impression of what I am stubborn enough to call the truth.

In the face of such confusion, it feels as if we're a long way from the useful clarity of the five-a-day message.

Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, said: "This judgement brings useful clarity to a complex area of law which has been the subject of increasing concern from the cross-party justice committee, criminal justice professionals, policy-makers, penal reformers and others.

Nevertheless, we believe that despite the difficulties of accurately determining the mating system, and potential complications due to interactions between individuals, the terms "true polyandry" and "pseudopolyandry" will add useful clarity to the field.

"Our focus is on ease of use, clarity and providing high-quality products that are useful to consumers and are in compliance with applicable laws".

Such cold-eyed clarity, useful to a philosopher or mystic, can only be a disadvantage for the novelist, who needs to enter, at least temporarily, her characters' illusions in order to recreate them convincingly on the page.

The Association for United Kingdom Interactive Entertainment (Ukie) said it was useful to have clarity about the OFT's interpretation of the law, but added a note of caution.

Although these may exhibit plasticity and may convert from one form to another, compartmentalizing VIC function into distinct phenotypes is useful in bringing clarity to our understanding of VIC pathobiology.

Patients were also invited to rate any written information they received, in terms of usefulness (between very useful and totally useless), clarity (between very clear and very difficult to understand), and whether the information made them feel anxious or reassured.

Liu and Calvo (2012) compared their machine-generated questions to human questions in terms of five quality measures (i.e., correctness, clarity, relevancy, useful for learning concepts, and useful to improve documents) rated by 23 human students.