Sentence examples for with some clarity from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, we can answer that question with some clarity.

The movements in the region can be seen with some clarity as well.

Cultural elitism, social accessibility -- Lincoln Center inscribed this potentially unstable set of values into the cityscape with some clarity.

"But that coincided with some clarity about the Church of England expectation of clergy in same-sex partnerships – to live in a celibate relationship – which I think is nonsensical, but nonetheless…" So their celibacy is both organic and convenient?

That's the conclusion of a damning new report on the industry that says it's time for a revolution where consumers are actually provided with some clarity about policy wording and prices.

If commissioners refer to their homeland, they are supposed to mumble about "the country I know best".Recent weeks have exposed with some clarity the hypocrisy of such promises.

Here are five instances of candidates sparring with the moderators, along with (hopefully) some clarity.

"It was just a lot of prayer with myself, taking some time out and getting some clarity with myself, my career with my life, and it really helped me," Anthony said in 2011 of that fast.

He approaches this task with anger and some clarity of thought, as his opinion in Kelo v New London showed last week.The case concerned a city council that wanted to expropriate a stretch of waterfront, against the wishes of some of the people who owned houses there, so that developers could bulldoze them and build a hotel.

This review presents 3 illustrative case studies designed to provide some clarity with regard to these guidelines.

The Big 12 presidents are expected to meet again in the next 10 days, which could lead to some clarity with Oklahoma.