Sentence examples for very clarity from inspiring English sources

The scene itself was seminal for its very clarity, at a time when the Arab world seems so confused.

THE trouble was, that very clarity of structure bred unease by the time the piece was over.

Yet this very clarity and impatience set the stage for the administration's most reviled decisions, the ones she has written this book to defend.

The very clarity of this unambiguous UN report leaves a gaping challenge for a world that tries to define its relationships according to the rule of law.

We are getting some very good clarity, actually.

Film4 paid for that development with what, at the time, was very little clarity about the shape of the project.

"It looks in some cases as though there's really very little clarity about what the various components that go into the bonus and what their weightings are.

Conservative Bernard Jenkin said he supported English votes for English laws, but claimed Mr Cameron's "No" campaign had been "patronising, over bearing," and had given very little clarity about the implications of independence - "just rather a lot of scare stories".

And tHaving far more fasaidathat to examine and discuss than entertaining arguments of whether Kathyesutz levItatedooff her believewhether a ceramic liourbit George in the living room during their alleged 28-day stay in the house, none of which can be projectin thasslighthet.

"The US says it is doubling or tripling climate finance, but there is very little clarity and very little sense that it is new and additional from existing aid flows.

"The very lack of clarity is itself a problem.